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Your docs talk about partition type 7F and the fact there is no CP/M partition geometry on the disk. It was more used post 8080 CP/M but there is a standard partition type and behaviour for CP/M syystems with a PC partition table.
0xDB is a CP/M partition with attached info, and sector 4 of the partition contains the BPB. a bad block and spare list and the drive geometry information.
Still doesn't help with the compatibility issues very much but there were reasons MSX went CP/M clone with FAT file system and DRI did the same with TOS and DR-DOS.
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Your docs talk about partition type 7F and the fact there is no CP/M partition geometry on the disk. It was more used post 8080 CP/M but there is a standard partition type and behaviour for CP/M syystems with a PC partition table.
0xDB is a CP/M partition with attached info, and sector 4 of the partition contains the BPB. a bad block and spare list and the drive geometry information.
https://www.seasip.info/Cpm/cpm86form.html
Still doesn't help with the compatibility issues very much but there were reasons MSX went CP/M clone with FAT file system and DRI did the same with TOS and DR-DOS.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: