I have no willpower... I need drivers, too.

Hi Bruce, I used to have a Six Pack a LONG time ago and IIRC there wheren't "drivers" for it but it did have some utility programs. There was a RAM disk program, pair of utilites to set the real time clock and to read it and set the software clock, and a print buffer program. There were probably more but that's the ones that I remember. I don't know if I still have the programs but I'll look. Joe At 04:24 PM 2/3/04 -0800, you wrote: my interest in amateur radio re-flared a few years back. Then I came across one heck of a piece of history that I could not resist. motherboard, two full-height 360K FDD's, the works. Found at a local thrift store, in pretty good shape (if a bit dirty) and still functional, for the stunning price of $18 with tax. gathering dust and negligent kicks from other customers, was too much. God only knows what I'm going to do with it... Although I do have a nice IBM 8-bit MFM drive controller I'm going to stick in there, along with a hard drive. requires any drivers to work, I would appreciate knowing about it (and knowing where to find said drivers). surreal ports?"