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AMSDOS is the disk operating system for the Amstrad computers. It allows the computer to handle two 178k single-sided drives. It does not features directories, but instead uses user numbers, from 0 to 15 (and up to 255 with a trick) | |||
The disk are 9 sectors and 40 tracks. | |||
== BASDOS == | == BASDOS == | ||
'''BASDOS''' (BASIC Disc Operating System) is an AMSDOS clone made in East Germany (GDR) for the [[KC Compact]]. | '''BASDOS''' (BASIC Disc Operating System) is an AMSDOS clone made in East Germany (GDR) for the [[KC Compact]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:05, 2 January 2007
AMSDOS is the disk operating system for the Amstrad computers. It allows the computer to handle two 178k single-sided drives. It does not features directories, but instead uses user numbers, from 0 to 15 (and up to 255 with a trick) The disk are 9 sectors and 40 tracks.
BASDOS
BASDOS (BASIC Disc Operating System) is an AMSDOS clone made in East Germany (GDR) for the KC Compact.