PCs that support only one floppy drive in hardware

On the whole I prefer my solution. A simple 486/66 on a board that doesnt have any "chip set" and ISA cards that are easy to find in junkers. Convenient, you bet. The board board I selected uses PS2 keyboard and mouse. I have two spare boards and the nicads have been removed to prevent leakage. Thse have done well for floppy futzing from any 5.25 to any 3.5" (excluding the near unseen 2.88). Another good choice is the 4" tall Dell Pizza boxes such as the 425/np though 466/np. Theses are small, use PS2 connectors for keyboard and mouse and the board supports most floppies (x2), IDE disks to 500mb and S3 VGA video. There is room enough to add a CDrom or 5.25 floppy. A third candidate just a shade larger than the Dell pizza boxes is a AT&T Golbalist 620. That's a P100 box with three ISA or PCI slots, mouse, and keyboard are PS2, video is VGA and room for a IDE disk, CDrom and a 3.5 floppy inside. Beats wailing ones head against the wall with trying to retrofit current solutions. Also solves the how to reuse older hardware that exists for free. Allison