Paul Rodríguez wrote: > Ooops, not a PCMCIA card. That's why it seemed so confusing, I was > reading bogus information. My 5.25" is more like an ISA or AGP slot (on > the back instead of side) and only 3" long. I think it is called a > 34-pin edge connector. WHat is this and can I get some sort of adapter? Paul, I assume that you are talking about the connector on the drive? And it looks like a printed circuit board with 17 copper traces on the top and 17 copper traces on the bottom, and a slot cut between the 2nd and 3rd trace from one end? I suspect that what you have is the "old style" standard floppy disk connector, for which you need an "old style" floppy disk cable. There was also a period of time when floppy cables were made with both types of connectors, and there were also adapters made. I don't know where you live, but a computer store with something of a "hobbyist" slant should certainly be able to help you. Hope this helps, Randy Kramer
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