Hello Stefan,
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, stefan goeman wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Normally, a floppy disk contains 1440 1k blocks. Well, this is what "they"
> always told me.
> When I mount an msdos floppy and I do df -k, I see that the number of
> blocks are 1423. I simple wonder where the other 17 are??
stefan goeman wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a small (probably) stupid question.
>
> Normally, a floppy disk contains 1440 1k blocks. Well, this is what "they"
> always told me.
most/all 1.44MB disks are actually 2MB disks, the extra space is usually
used for the overhead of the filesystem. i re
Hello,
I have a small (probably) stupid question.
Normally, a floppy disk contains 1440 1k blocks. Well, this is what "they"
always told me.
When I mount an msdos floppy and I do df -k, I see that the number of blocks
are 1423. I simple wonder where the other 17 are??
By the way, when I creat
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