MS-DOS 2.11 1 October 1983

Support for foreign and extended characters was added.

On the featured image on the top you see Toshiba DOS 2.11 (1987) - it supported floppies from 720kB (sorry for the bad quality pictures).

MS-DOS 2.1	released	floppy	HDD
MS-DOS 2.1	October 1983	5 1/4 inch double-sided: 320 KB	FAT ? 10 MB HDD supported

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