> > There is no connector on the board for a "normal" floppy. I've seen
> > some folks shoehorn it into a USB enclosure in one of the 5.25" bays and
> > connect that up, however.
>
> I am aware there is no floppy connector on the motherboard, but I wanted to
> know if there is a cheap way to convert to IDE or add a floppy controller
> card via PCI.
IDE, no.
There are ISA floppy controller cards, but I don't know of any PCI ones,
let alone ones with Mac drivers. You really would be better off with a
hacked-in USB approach.
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