| Image Size | 360 KB |
| Filesystem | FAT12 |
| Floppy Type | 360KB |
| Form Factor | 5.25" |
| Format Notes | IBM DOS 2.0 DS/DD |
| Volume Label | PCDK0789 |
| Cylinders | 40 |
| Heads | 2 |
| Sectors/Track | 9 |
| Total Sectors | 720 |
| Used capacity | 88.5% |
| Slack space | 11.5% (41.5 KB) |
| Date range | 1989-04-06 |
| Largest file | -MENUMAT.EXE (122.4 KB) |
| Cross-disk dupes | 0 file(s) |
| AV status | ✓ CLEAN |
DEVICE: GreaseWeazle 4.1 DRIVE: TEAC FD-55GFR SUITE: FluxEngine (decoder.retries=250, drive.revolutions=1.2) ARCHIVER: Lee Smallbone ARCHIVED: 2026-05-18 1345 (GMT/UTC) NOTES: Disk purchased as part of a batch of 7 'Compute!' PC magazine cover-disks, shipped to England from Las Vegas. Publication and disk called "Compute!" but ! knocked from the filename for NetDrive compatibility reasons. Excellent packaging. Disk was found heavily contaminated with mould. Attempt made to read disk as-is, but failed on all sectors. Disk drive heads thoroughly cleaned (3x 'gw clean' cycles with a isopropyl alcohol-soaked cleaning disk). Method: 1) Disk unsleaved. 2) Bathed in a 2 drops washing up liquid / warm water solution. 3) Disk gently cleaned with lint-free swab on both sides and dried thoroughly. 4) Magnetic media inserted into clean donor sleave for archiving. 5) Bad sector re-read: multiple sectors still cannot be read. 6) Using FluxEngine media map, returned to cleaning bath for further swabbing. 7) Dried and returned to donor sleeve once more. 7) Bad sector re-read: Successful. 100% media recovery. Disk returned to original sleeve for archiving.
┌─ COMPUTE-PC-MAGAZINE-DISK_JULY-1989_VOLUME-3_NO.4_ISSUE-12.IMG │ ├── -MENUMAT.EXE 122.4 KB 1989-04-06 sha256:8a09b17fb133da619db66e2fd3bb3ae3b801f1fd4c254672d4165c2307a2bf4d ├── -NIFTY.EXE 63.9 KB 1989-04-06 sha256:e06d45cf640131cbeed0b5f2f84e853cb791b5efe7430bf90e444ea1d61dd67e ├── -PRTLABL.EXE 102.3 KB 1989-04-06 sha256:b1e6df5241810df09d640706c863856e95021691d109c85617da88ee8a3d66cf ├── CGA.COM 3.6 KB 1989-04-06 sha256:9a06a3fa355a2caa31ce6f30a78f5f6f39aa8a0ca90432c6fabcb36e3a4160a3 ├── FF.COM 7 B 1989-04-06 sha256:2bdbc41a8e7d65daa46f3699631ca7af999faef2fccc288e469fdeb549537f2b ├── README 12.3 KB 1989-04-06 sha256:3992d5115f2be33e440f26e38b8c1f71c42473d55562877340db9ff8411ceeb3 ├── T.EXE 10.9 KB 1989-04-06 sha256:fb0249d8c69638e2d0aea062c4f8e4222eaccf918b6a84765ef16b0775f9ff53 └── CGA.DOC 3 KB 1989-04-06 sha256:f1df8a06a793701123135a0470e4d4f2a054e1b07460088cf65f98085a1d1639 │ └─ END COMPUTE-PC-MAGAZINE-DISK_JULY-1989_VOLUME-3_NO.4_ISSUE-12.IMG
| Path | Size | Modified | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|---|
| -MENUMAT.EXE | 122.4 KB | 1989-04-06 14:04 | 8a09b17fb133da619db66e2fd3bb3ae3b801f1fd4c254672d4165c2307a2bf4d |
| -NIFTY.EXE | 63.9 KB | 1989-04-06 14:04 | e06d45cf640131cbeed0b5f2f84e853cb791b5efe7430bf90e444ea1d61dd67e |
| -PRTLABL.EXE | 102.3 KB | 1989-04-06 14:04 | b1e6df5241810df09d640706c863856e95021691d109c85617da88ee8a3d66cf |
| CGA.COM | 3.6 KB | 1989-04-06 14:04 | 9a06a3fa355a2caa31ce6f30a78f5f6f39aa8a0ca90432c6fabcb36e3a4160a3 |
| FF.COM | 7 B | 1989-04-06 14:04 | 2bdbc41a8e7d65daa46f3699631ca7af999faef2fccc288e469fdeb549537f2b |
| README 📄 view | 12.3 KB | 1989-04-06 14:04 | 3992d5115f2be33e440f26e38b8c1f71c42473d55562877340db9ff8411ceeb3 |
| T.EXE | 10.9 KB | 1989-04-06 14:04 | fb0249d8c69638e2d0aea062c4f8e4222eaccf918b6a84765ef16b0775f9ff53 |
| CGA.DOC 📄 view | 3 KB | 1989-04-06 14:04 | f1df8a06a793701123135a0470e4d4f2a054e1b07460088cf65f98085a1d1639 |
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