> >Possible. Try a more recent kernel image unless your machine is a Nubus
> >pmac.
> >
> > Michael
> It is a NuBus Mac - so I think I'm going to do without a floppy for
> the time being - I can use an external Jaz (SCSI) drive. As I learn
> more I may be able to figure out the problem.
Wit
> So I gather from Derrik but the probability is that I've got a SWIM
III floppy drive but still can't access it using either Debian or
> MkLinux.
Possible. Try a more recent kernel image unless your machine is a Nubus
pmac.
Michael
It is a NuBus Mac - so I think I'm going to do wit
> I've searched for the 8100/80 spec on the net and every source
> indicates that the 8100/80 shipped with a SWIM III floppy - no
> mention of SWIM II. Is there another possible explanation?
SWIM II was never supported by any flavor of Linux.
Michael
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Hi Derrik
I've searched for the 8100/80 spec on the net and every source
indicates that the 8100/80 shipped with a SWIM III floppy - no
mention of SWIM II. Is there another possible explanation?
Thanks
Clive
At 11:49 am -0600 8/4/02, Derrik Pates wrote:
On Mon, Apr 08, 2002 at 06:24:54PM
Title: Fwd: Re: Mounting floppy (or not) - Debian 2.2r5
for p
Hi Derrik
Can you tell me what the major and minor numbers are for your
Nubus Macs?
Thanks
Clive
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 00:11:08
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Subject: Re: Mounti
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