CFFA3000 and Apple III?

Mike, Thanks. If that's the case, let me try making a couple more disks using different disk images that I can find online and see if I have any better luck. If not, I'll try the drive speed adjustment. If you don't mind sending me a pointer for that, it sounds like it would be a good thing to have regardless of whether I need to use it this time or not Thanks, Win --------- Hi Win, It sound like the floppy you created from the image is good -- usually you get the immediate "Retry" message if the III can't recognize the disk at all. As long as you used the CFFA to create the disk from the image, just as you would an Apple II disk, it should work. always) one of two things: 1) The disk image you used to create the image has a driver installed for a piece of hardware that isn't present in your system (i.e, a ProFile drive) and SOS has loaded the driver and is waiting for the peripheral to respond. SOS is supposed to be smart enough to realize that hardware isn't there and move on with the loading process, but it doesn't always work that way. or 2) your drive needs to be adjusted. I have about two dozen Disk III drives and every single one of them required a speed adjustment before they would work when I acquired them. LMK if you need the procedures for that. - Mike