Leif Sawyer wrote, on 8/27/2007 8:47 AM:
> more /usr/src/linux/Documentation/floppy.txt
Yes, I've outed myself as a Linux n00b. See Englebart quote below. :)
> flopy=<drive>,<type>,cmos
> drive=0 (0,1 = a,b)
> type=16 (unknown or not installed)
> You do have the floppy disabled in BIOS, right?
No such option, in my case; it just says 'disabled' in the BIOS but
it's grayed out.
At any rate, I just tried:
floppy=0,16,cmos
floppy=0,16
... neither of which had any effect whatsoever.
Has anyone actually tried this and had it work, or have any other ideas?
Royce
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