01-09-2014, 01:50 PM
All Amiga, Atari ST, etc. use tracks 0-79 (or higher). The C64 always started at track 1 instead of track 0. It is the only one that I know of that is this way.
Any game that uses protections on track 83 and higher would not work on my A500, A1200, A2000 (both of them), A3000, or A4000. I tested the drives on all of these and the max track is 82 (most of the time, sometimes it hits the end). I have gotten several drives "stuck" by trying to move the heads too far. When this happens, you have to take apart the drive and get access to the worm gear and rotate it manually to unstick the head.
Any game that uses protections on track 83 and higher would not work on my A500, A1200, A2000 (both of them), A3000, or A4000. I tested the drives on all of these and the max track is 82 (most of the time, sometimes it hits the end). I have gotten several drives "stuck" by trying to move the heads too far. When this happens, you have to take apart the drive and get access to the worm gear and rotate it manually to unstick the head.