27 Dec
2003
27 Dec
'03
12:32 p.m.
At 10:43 PM 12/26/2003, you wrote:
I must be a bit more precise. I'm not talking about
the 765's and such, but
of the controller chips used in PC's (and especially the ones embedded on
the motherboards). I had a system, where I could run MicroSolutions' UniForm
software on the internal drives. When I changed motherboard or floppy
controller (cant remember what), it was not possible anymore. The DOS
version was not changed.
Maybe we can agree on "modified firmware" ?
The controller chips in the newer machines (P-4 and AMD athlon boards made
in the last year don't have 360K floppy support in the BIOS but the
controller is capable of reading and writing it.