Hi! (forwarding this to list as well now, perhaps it will help someone else, too) [del] > I fear the onboard floppy controller may have a problem in the floppy data >in line (internal problem) which is the reason the board is not reading the >floppy. I have tryed replacing the floppy drive (twice) and replacing the >floppy drive cable (twice) with known good hardware. > > The only thing which has changed from the time the board was reading the >drive until it stopped was the board was moved from a tower case to a >rack-mount case. [del] Try reseating the power connectors and take a close look if the internal connections aren't bended or broken. I once had occasional failures on my serial line because of a broken connector on the -12 V supply line, which was only used on the serial line - it took me months to find *that* out.... HTH, Uli -- Dipl. Inf. Ulrich Teichert|e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Stormweg 24 |listening to: Poliittinen Laulu (Punk Lurex OK), 24539 Neumuenster, Germany|Windy (The Decibels), Speed Of Life (Buzzcocks)
