Re: Super disk drive
>> Has anyone successfully integrated the 120MB Super Disk drive (by >> Digital Research) in their Debian system? Is it recognized by the >> linux floppy driver? The linux/drivers/block/README.fd (and driver >> software) in linux-2.0.32 does not have any information about this >> drive. There is a floppy drive type 5 and 6 listed as a 3 1/2" ED. >> Could this be used for the 120MB mode? If this is a 'LS-120' drive, then it is a IDE floppy, and uses the ATAPI-Floppy driver of kernel. This is in from 2.0.31and later. You might want to look inside you computer, if you can't get the information otherwise. If the drive is on a similar cable as hard- drive (40-wire), then it is a IDE drive. --j -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
Re: Super disk drive
On Sat, 11 Jul 1998, Carl Greco wrote: > Has anyone successfully integrated the 120MB Super Disk drive (by would you mean the LS120 drives? > Digital Research) in their Debian system? Is it recognized by the > linux floppy driver? The linux/drivers/block/README.fd (and driver if it is the device I'm thinking about there is an option in new bioses which allows you to use the IDE versions as bootable floppy dirves. Nikolai -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
Super disk drive
Has anyone successfully integrated the 120MB Super Disk drive (by Digital Research) in their Debian system? Is it recognized by the linux floppy driver? The linux/drivers/block/README.fd (and driver software) in linux-2.0.32 does not have any information about this drive. There is a floppy drive type 5 and 6 listed as a 3 1/2" ED. Could this be used for the 120MB mode? Carl -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
