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- Block_availability_map comment "In computer file systems, a block availability map (BAM) is a data structure used to track disk blocks that are considered "free" (available for new data). It is used along with a directory to manage files on a "disk" (originally a floppy disk, and later a hard drive).In terms of Commodore DOS (CBM DOS) compatible disk drives, the BAM was a data structure stored in a reserved area of the disk (its size and location varied based on the physical characteristics of the disk).".