From: theguitarmanSPAM@charter.net   
      
   In the photo, the drive jumpers selections are:   
   On the left side 2 jumpers labeled "M1 & M2"   
   To the right of those jumpers is the second row of jumpers labeled "0, 1, 2   
   & 3".   
      
   I've tried a few things at this point. Its like working a puzzle to say the   
   least! ;-)   
   I tried clamping a couple of floppy connectors (the older 40 pin type) onto   
   the stock Edge Card cable. Ones I knew to be from pin 1 attached to the 3.5   
   floppies as master & slave drives. I plugged in the stock 5.25" master drive   
   in the computer and that drive worked like it should. It still doesn't see   
   the 3.5 yet. I've tried different jumper combinations and cable set ups and   
   still have not gotten lucky, As a matter of fact as a side note, some of   
   these combinations seem to have actually corrupted a couple of the 5.25 OS   
   floppies I was using. I'd get a fresh disk and it booted up okay again. That   
   was weird.   
   It would be great if I had either a cable or 3.5 floppy drive I knew was   
   setup & working correctly, instead of trying to figure this out with two of   
   the items not setup right at the same time.   
      
   Any other tips greatly appreciated.   
   :-)   
   TIA,   
   -Chris   
      
      
      
   "Chris Young"  wrote in message   
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   > "Larry"  wrote in message   
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   > snip..   
   >> 1.44 MB floppies work fine as 720K floppies. Just use DDDS floppies.   
   >> These   
   >> don't have the HD hole in them, just the write-protect tab. In a pinch,   
   >> cover the HD holes with electrical tape until you find a DD disk source.   
   >> Since the drives are 1.44, they should work. I've never had problems with   
   >> 3.5" disks, but the 5.25" disks are a different story. If you have drive   
   >> select and RDY jumpers, you should be good to go. If you use an IBM-style   
   >> floppy cable, you have to undo the twist.   
   >> Larry   
   >   
   >   
   > Thanks Larry!   
   > That may problem. Simply the cabling. I'll try taking a standard older 40   
   > pin floppy cable and doing that. Do I need to remove any of the pins on   
   > the floppy itself? I'll attach a small pick of the back of the fujitsu   
   > drive (see below). Any help appreciated. :-)   
   >   
   > Thanks!   
   > -Chris   
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