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Line 20: Amiga stores 880 KiB on a DD disk and 1760 KiB on an HD floppy disk. The standard Amiga filesystem has aan internal 32 bit wide offset parameter (unsigned). It tells where to start the read/write operation. The biggest size for an Amiga disk is therefore 2^32 = 4 GiB. This limit was changed with Amiga OS 3.5 and 3.9 and now is 2^64 = '''4 Exabyte'''. OFS Datablock stores Block Size BSIZE-24 bytes (i.e. normally 488 bytes at most frequently used BSIZE of 512 bytes), FFS stores BSIZE bytes (512 bytes per block).

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