On Oct 18, 10:47, Ram Meenakshisundaram wrote: The well-known ones seem to be the flopticals made by Insite (20MB SCSI-1, but can also read/write 1.44M and 720K floppies). They turn up from time to time, usually quite cheap. However, TEAC made a 3.5" SCSI floppy (with motorised eject) -- sorry, I can't remember the TEAC part number -- which SGI used in some Indigo workstations. They also used it in an external box for Indigos and Indys. DEC made an adaptor for RX23 (3.5") drives, which I know works wth generic 3.5" floppies (I've got one somewhere); there was also an adaptor by a German company called Eltec. BTW, SCSI-2 should work fine on a SCSI-1 system. You just won't get some of the extra twiddly SCSI-2 features. -- Pete Peter Turnbull Dept. of Computer Science University of York