DSKO$

Writes to a disk sector the contents of a logical buffer in memory

Implemented by: colordisk, msxdisk

With variations:

Also written as:

In MSX BASIC, this statement is implemented by the MSX DiskBASIC extension. It does not look like a function but requires two comma-separated arguments:

• a number which identifies the disk drive, being 0 the current drive, 1 for drive A:, 2 for drive B: and so on up to 6. Disk swapping may be required in a system with only one physical drive.
• the number of the 512-byte disk sector to be written to.

The content to be written to disk must be POKEd into a buffer area in memory, whose address is stored as a 16-bit integer in &HF351 and &HF352.

• DSKI$