I'm talking about the ISA variety via a digital research multi I/O card It does however support USB floppy drives, but I doubt that they work in freedos.
I think the problem is the bios, it has to show the correct geometry, etcetera. As this is an industrial single board computer that's 20 years old, I'm wondering if I can get the source code to the bios? Windows XP picks up the floppy controller, it just gets an unrecognized error when I try to format a disk. Freedos 1.3 tries to use the floppy drive, but I cannot format a disk there either getting a DMA overrun error. -- Michael Robinson
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