Name: WhatMicro BrainStorm 2.0 Mar 1988
Creator: X86.WORLD

▸ Disk Identity

Image Size	360 KB
Filesystem	FAT12
Floppy Type	360KB
Form Factor	5.25"
Format Notes	IBM DOS 2.0 DS/DD
Volume Label	WHATMICRO
Cylinders	40
Heads	2
Sectors/Track	9
Total Sectors	720

Physical disk scan — WhatMicro_BrainStorm-2.0_Mar-1988

Physical media scan

▸ Contents Summary

9FILES

0DIRECTORIES

175.6 KBTOTAL DATA

Used capacity	48.8%
Slack space	51.2% (184.4 KB)
Date range	1987-09-15 → 1988-04-20
Largest file	FM.EXE (49.7 KB)
Cross-disk dupes	1 file(s)
AV status	✓ CLEAN

Disk SHA-256:38c81c5ffe99f97f1aa03a185a664722a736682d6e3ee4418dcdbfb9662cf47b

▸ Archivist's Notes

  DEVICE: GreaseWeazle 4.1
   DRIVE: TEAC FD-55BR
   SUITE: FluxEngine (decoder.retries=1, drive.revolutions=1.4)
ARCHIVER: Lee Smallbone
ARCHIVED: 2026-07-27 13:59:35 (GMT/UTC)

NOTES:

100% media recovery.

Disk returned to original sleeve for archiving.

▸ Directory Tree

┌─ WHATMICRO_BRAINSTORM-2.0_MAR-1988.IMG
│
├── FWORKS.TXT                22.5 KB  1988-02-01  sha256:1ed5bbece5c3d3014697b52654b8aa23b35ba15ad5ab157d6bb87cb2a69958c5
├── KEYSPEED.COM                763 B  1988-02-01  sha256:461679152e03fafdc64db9d1f1e6691e4659abefd09dccd6f561aa2756accac4
├── TUTORIAL.TXT              37.7 KB  1988-01-20  sha256:3f500763149112f756b7ff64ce1440607eae9aa3486420051a6d6214edfa1566
├── BRAIN.COM                 20.9 KB  1988-01-14  sha256:4d13f9d4ba9900fe7051feb7d697bb6bbe8507c0e65b7d4ccfb38b4353e43271
├── READ.ME                     648 B  1988-01-15  sha256:e0c4f661b361db54d4ec0c235ee26d0d0c5072251809be90f7468514e42aaa12
├── POPUP.COM                 26.8 KB  1988-01-27  sha256:b4cb72421e43e9a4f19daa27dda9161731704ba01ec67ba7671c79d02bb3d826
├── TEST.EXE                  16.5 KB  1987-09-15  sha256:6fd127c2f504c3cb6254017e8f06cc4267a0139307f8620acd4159409d0bf185
├── FM.EXE                    49.7 KB  1988-02-01  sha256:7d3842ec6f6283654047caf145b753154a1eb6e54fed2211d40d3e9c4bb36fa6
└── SPEEDS.WM                   122 B  1988-04-20  sha256:1b6ebc61ba98f9776e01da5d17c6b350396bb564fde864e56f2c409453e130b3
│
└─ END WHATMICRO_BRAINSTORM-2.0_MAR-1988.IMG

▸ File Manifest

Path	Size	Modified	SHA-256
FWORKS.TXT 📄 view	22.5 KB	1988-02-01 06:11	1ed5bbece5c3d3014697b52654b8aa23b35ba15ad5ab157d6bb87cb2a69958c5
KEYSPEED.COM	763 B	1988-02-01 06:14	461679152e03fafdc64db9d1f1e6691e4659abefd09dccd6f561aa2756accac4
TUTORIAL.TXT 📄 view	37.7 KB	1988-01-20 12:05	3f500763149112f756b7ff64ce1440607eae9aa3486420051a6d6214edfa1566
BRAIN.COM	20.9 KB	1988-01-14 10:18	4d13f9d4ba9900fe7051feb7d697bb6bbe8507c0e65b7d4ccfb38b4353e43271
READ.ME 📄 view	648 B	1988-01-15 16:56	e0c4f661b361db54d4ec0c235ee26d0d0c5072251809be90f7468514e42aaa12
POPUP.COM	26.8 KB	1988-01-27 13:27	b4cb72421e43e9a4f19daa27dda9161731704ba01ec67ba7671c79d02bb3d826
TEST.EXE	16.5 KB	1987-09-15 07:08	6fd127c2f504c3cb6254017e8f06cc4267a0139307f8620acd4159409d0bf185⚠ DUP
FM.EXE	49.7 KB	1988-02-01 06:06	7d3842ec6f6283654047caf145b753154a1eb6e54fed2211d40d3e9c4bb36fa6
SPEEDS.WM 📄 view	122 B	1988-04-20 12:19	1b6ebc61ba98f9776e01da5d17c6b350396bb564fde864e56f2c409453e130b3

▸ Antivirus Scan

✓ NO THREATS DETECTED

9FILES SCANNED

0INFECTED

0ERRORS

39.82sSCAN TIME

Engine: WARNING: VERSION command disabled in clamd, printing the local version. · via clamdscan

Infected files: 0
Time: 0.007 sec (0 m 0 s)

⚠ Duplicate Files

SHA-256	Occurrences
6fd127c2f504c3cb6254017e8f06cc4267a0139307f8620acd4159409d0bf185	WhatMicro_BrainStorm-2.0_Mar-1988.img::TEST.EXE WhatMicro_Business-Productivity-Kit_1987.img::TEST.EXE

▸ Archive.org

This disk image has not yet been submitted to the Internet Archive.
Once uploaded, create WhatMicro_BrainStorm-2.0_Mar-1988.link in the archive directory containing the item identifier.

▸ Live Access via mTCP NetDrive

This disk image is available for immediate live access on the public X86.WORLD mTCP NetDrive service. Mount it directly as a drive letter on any DOS machine with a network connection — no download required.

DOS COMMAND

NETDRIVE CONNECT disks.x86.world:2002 WhatMicro_BrainStorm-2.0_Mar-1988.img D:

Requires mTCP and a configured packet driver. Replace D: with any free drive letter. The connection is session-scoped (writeable, but only for your connected session).
Type NETDRIVE DISCONNECT D: to unmount.