Ohio Scientific Model 630 SCREEN driver #204
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Thanks very much --- for the new format, go for it! |
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See title.
Also, I sort of got a request for 5.25"/3.5" 80 tracks single density support. That's not a format that was originally supported by OSI back in the day, but apparently some people replaced their 5.25" 40 tracks drives with an 80-track one on their Superboard2/C1P/600 series machines in the eighties. YE-DOS supported that. Would you mind if I added yet-another OSI disk image with a proper DPH and updated img2osi? I could limit it to 600 systems only if you want. It's one new drive format as there is no difference between 5.25" and 3.5". Both are treated as 80 tracks, 300rpm, 125kbps (250kbps flux) single density.