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| - | ====== TI-99/4a ====== | + | ====== TI-99/4 ====== |
| ==== Introduction ==== | ==== Introduction ==== | ||
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| === Disk Types === | === Disk Types === | ||
| - | [todo] | + | Reading and writing the following **TI-99/4** disk types is supported: |
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| + | ^ TI-99/ | ||
| + | |5.25" 90K\\ 5.25" 180K\\ 5.25" 360K | | ||
| === File Systems === | === File Systems === | ||
| - | [todo] | + | File System support for the following **TI-99/4** operating systems is available: |
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| + | ^ TI-99/ | ||
| + | |Disk Memory System | ||
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| + | Applesauce will be able to verify directories and files in these disks as good or bad. In addition you can export individual files. Exported files can be saved in raw data format or converted to modern text formats. | ||
| === Disk Image Formats === | === Disk Image Formats === | ||
| - | [todo] | + | The following disk image formats are supported. |
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| + | ^ TI-99/ | ||
| + | |DSK (V9T9) | ||
| === Recommended Drives === | === Recommended Drives === | ||