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|    thewises to All    |
|    Re: Correct power-sequence    |
|    12 Apr 06 13:14:35    |
      From: thewises@enter.net              > I have trashed floppies on my Model I and 4P when turning on or off the       > computer with a floppy in drive 0. Usually, it's when I turn it off. I do       > the same as Knut, turn on computer and insert disk during the initial seek       > period. If that works for you Doug, then it might be your best bet.       >       > When turning off my Model I especially, if a floppy is in the drive, I       > hear a distinct "clunk" as though the heads load or unload.              Ok, maybe this does only happen on some computers. The only computer I've       really used that didn't have a hard disk was a Commodore, and they don't use       boot disks(except the C128). And anyway, one poster said that intelligent       drives(such as Commodore drives) don't have this problem.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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