That's inaccurate as I have OS/2 on 2.88 MB Disks from IBM.OS/2 was only ever delivered on 1.44MB disks (and CDs); the post-4.0 convenience packs were delivered via bootable CD images. There were definitely some X-series IBM machines delivered with 2.88-capable floppy drives, though.
Games were generally found on 1.2MB disks. KQ V comes to mind. Also MS-DOS 6.xx and MAybe 5.xx were also available on 1.2MB FDD (although more 3.5" units were shipped). Heck I even have MS-DOS 6.22 on 360KB disks from MS (had to fill out a form and send them out.In terms of disks I've acquired over the years, I've yet to get a 1.2MB HD 5.25" floppy. Even during my years of servicing computers, I've yet to come across anyone using them. Same goes for 2.88MB, but the drives were never widespread outside of IBM and NeXT shipping them OEM on their machines.
Was CSDs really distributed on 2.88MB floppies?That's inaccurate as I have OS/2 on 2.88 MB Disks from IBM.
Was CSDs really distributed on 2.88MB floppies?
I mean CSDs.Yes. I have OS/2 2.11 on 2.88MB disks. I don't think three or Warp was available on 2.88.
You mean like the patch disks? No idea.I mean CSDs.
The CSD collections I looked at contain 1.44MB disk images; I don't even see XDF images. I doubt the 1997 or later patches could be on 2.88MB images since production of 2.88 MB disks had already stopped.I mean CSDs.