Sort of off topic, but the 5.25" disks made me remember this since I have an IBM PS/1 with both 3.5" and 5.25" high density drives...
If you use DOS, your disks will always be formatted to the highest capacity your drive is capable of (unless you use a really old version of DOS that doesn't recognize larger capacities). In other words, if you type format b: to format your 360K 5.25" disk, it will format it as a 1.2MB.
Yet another problem Macs of that vintage don't have...
If you use DOS, your disks will always be formatted to the highest capacity your drive is capable of (unless you use a really old version of DOS that doesn't recognize larger capacities). In other words, if you type format b: to format your 360K 5.25" disk, it will format it as a 1.2MB.
Yet another problem Macs of that vintage don't have...