deg@hq.demos.su (Vladimir U. Degtyarev) (06/10/91)
In <1991May26.071458.19924@ulowell.ulowell.edu> ychu@hawk.ulowell.edu (Scott Y. Chu) writes: >I got a problem that occurred to floppy disk driver. When disk changed, the >driver can't detect that. I refer to a troubleshooting book. It said that >the DISK CHANGE LINE FUNCTION is defective. It also talked about the PIN 34. >I knew it can be cured temporarily by pressing Ctrl-C, which will reset the >buffer for storing disk directories and files information. But if I am >installing a software, then this can't work. Does any one who experienced this >problem know how to solve this problem? >Scott Chu >P.S. If you can tell me how to adjust PIN 34 on AT, I'll appreciate. Dear Scott, Will you pls. specify the type of computer you have? For if it's one-piece PC (with on-board HDFD controller) the only way as far as I know, is to change BIOS EPROMs. We'd had just the same problem with 486 computer. The manufacturer sent a new BIOS EPROMs pair - it's OK now. Vladimir