I have to ask, do you really need to use the floppy drive?
Your motherboard has usb ports, couldn't you use a flash drive to transfer stuff...
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My feedback thread, since it seems somewhat difficult for people to find.
I understand you perfectly well, I bought a box of 3.5" floppies two months ago, somehow they seem to be of very bad quality...
My post was aimed at Haunted360, he uses Win98SE on a P3, I think he could use an usb flash drive or a network share with more ease than fighting for its floppy drive.
I wouldn't want to actively use floppy disks to transfer data between machines since SMB has been interoperable since at least Windows 3.11 (probably older than that) and FTP is so old that there is bound to be a client for virtually every OS out there. Rarely you still find systems that require a floppy disk for BIOS flashing but after having purchased a programmer I find myself popping out chips and writing to the chip directly more often than bothering with the built in flashing utility.
http://www.assemblergames.com/forums...ad.php?t=31524
My feedback thread, since it seems somewhat difficult for people to find.
I am using FTP.
However, I had some Windows C disks I wanted to install. I have anyhow, copied them to an archive.
The seller of the board is probably going to give me a refund anyway.
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