On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Laurens Holst wrote:
> >> > No, with the IDE-Interface and a LS120 you can read 1,44MB disks
> >>
> >> And what is this LS120? And can you write and format 1.44Mb disks with
> it?
> >DalPoz, esse "LS120" e' um tipo novo de drive que suporta discos com
> >capacidade de ate' 120Mb, esse disco tem as mesmas dimensoes de um disco
> >de 3.5" comum. Alem desse disco especial o drive LS120 suporta
> >tranquilamente discos de 3.5" normais (de 720Kb ou 1.44Mb).
> >(espero que o pessoal da lista nao fiquem chateados por eu nao ter
> >escrito em ingles, minha cabeca nao esta' muito boa agora, acho que e'
> >gripe....)
>
> Thank you for this Spanish explanation. Ofcourse, all non-spanish (or what
> is it, Brazilian?) speaking people already know what this is. They are much
> smarter.
We're sorry, this answer were written by a japanese friend of mine, and he
explained what is this LS120 drive. He apologizes for this portuguese
answer, but he says he is a bit ill, and give a very short answer, only to
give an idea of what is this LS120.
The above answer is in Portuguese, the language spoken in Brazil (not
Spanish!), and if I asked, it's because I didn't know what is it.
> PLEEZ MAN!!!
> English...
Ok! Next time it will be a private e-mail.
But take it easy! Some time ago (2 years) many people answered e-mails in
dutch, and I never complained about it! Of course, English is the official
language of this list, we don't want to discuss about it (we simply agree,
and that's all)
> Ok, If I'm correct LS120 is a FDC (Floppy Disc Controller)???
He said it's some kind of special disk drive, that can handle 120Mb disks
(not zipdisks) and standard 3.5" disks (including 720kb and 1.44Mb).
Greetings from Brazil!
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