Stephen Bright Wrote:
> I've seen HD's act like this when there is a termination problem,
> but I'm not sure if that would affect the floppy. I'd double check
> your scsi chain to make sure it is terminated properly, just in case.
> Stephen
Thanks Steve for the input: There is nothing plugged into the scsi
externally at all. Everything is usb. (Correction on my original post.-
not a belkin but a Keyspan pci/usb Card in the machine).
Mostly the floppy reads but fails to write.
Mike.
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