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Modern systems have lost the stuff we used to do, where we'd fiddle with
the interleave for performance, not have sector 1 in the same place on
each track, or skew the sectors across cylinders so a seek took you to
the new track just at the right place to sync up and read.

There were tools to determine the optimum interleave, but memory fails
me. I think the original SpinRite may have been one?

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