On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Simon Owen wrote: >SAD files have a 22 bytes header, which contains a rather large text >signature and some geometry information. You can specify the number of >sides, number of tracks per side, number of sectors per track and the bytes >per sector.
So "Aley's disk backup", char sides (2), char tracks (80), char sectors (10)... and then what? All of my disks seem to have 8 as the last byte in the header, so is this just multiplied by 64? [snip SDF info] Sounds to me like we can and should use sad.gz for most disks because of its simplicity, and only use sdf when we have to? -- Stuart Brady
