yuan@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (Yuan Chang) (09/14/88)
Hi. I have a Canon 5201 floppy drive which stopped functioning a while
ago. It's functioning just weird enough at the moment that I thought there
might be a way to salvage it.
The drive is currently installed as drive A: on an AT clone, with
CMOS RAM properly set for it. The connector for drive B: is left empty.
Anyway, when I access drive A: in anyway, the drive motor spins, but the
select light doesn't come on. It'll not read nor write onto the drive. If
I access B: (this is after I set up my CMOS RAM for one-drive system), the
select light will come on, but the motor won't start. Anybody seen
something like this, with possibly a cure? 8) Thanks...
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