[Coco] Technical OS9 Q.

[Robert Gault]

Bob, I don't think that is correct. If the allocation map uses two 
sectors per bit and IT.SAS is 32, then an increase in a directory or 
file should cause 16 bits in the allocation map to be set.

Bob Devries wrote:

> If a hard disk for OS-9 is formatted with two sectors per cluster, and 

> the IT.SAS for the drive is set at, say, 32, does that mean that 64 

> sectors will be allocated per directory when they are created?

> Does anyone here have a disk that's formatted this way, that could check 

> this out?

> What are the usual DD.BIT and IT.SAS combinations?

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