I have been over the numerous PDF files on the Teac web site. The *-101 drive is not listed. It has a row of jumpers near the power connector with some recognizable names (D0, D1, FG, H-HI...) and at least one with a mysterous name (OP). The problem that I am having is that I have this flat-panel PC with an external DB-25 for an external floppy. I have traced out individual pins from an internal 34-pin header to the DB-25, but have come up with several that don't connect... 34-pin: 2, 4, 6, 12, 16 AFAIK, pin 16 on a standard floppy is the MOTOR ON signal. The behavior is this: the drive seeks on boot, the disk auto-rotates on insertion and when it gets to the part of the initialization where the floppy is read, the LED lights up, the heads twitch, but the disk does not rotate. On 5.25" drives (i.e., FD-55GFR and pals), there are straps to control when to light the LED and when to fire up the motor. I cannot figure out if there is a way to tell this floppy to spin based on other signals than MOTOR ON. There are several "S*" jumper pads on the drive PCB. I did have to change one jumper before using this drive in a standard enclosure (it came from a four-disk floppy duplicator) in order to select it. It works find in a PeeCee now. I'd love to know what the half-a-dozen pads are for. Caveat: I don't mind swapping this drive out with another one, but I only have a source of +5V, not +12V from this connector (no, the FD-235 does not use +12V for the motor). -ethan === Infinet has been sold. The domain is going away. Please send all replies to erd(a)iname.com _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com