When capturing data sectors are added to the disk store in the order which they were found.
Since we are doing 3 passes for each track it can happen that some sectors were missed on the first rotation but read on the second or third. Which results in the sectors being ordered out of sequence.
For raw formats and sector dump images this doesn't matter, but for those formats which store sectors as found regardless of id (like .td0 and .fsd) we need to preserve the physical location order.
When capturing data sectors are added to the disk store in the order which they were found.
Since we are doing 3 passes for each track it can happen that some sectors were missed on the first rotation but read on the second or third. Which results in the sectors being ordered out of sequence.
For raw formats and sector dump images this doesn't matter, but for those formats which store sectors as found regardless of id (like .td0 and .fsd) we need to preserve the physical location order.