> > 	2: On boot, you HAVE to have a floppy in the drive or the boot
> > 	   will stall. Additionally, my 1.76M floppy registers as 0
> > 	   rather than the AAAAAAA type so the driver doesn't register it
> > 	   as a 3.5hd" floppy unit.
> 
>   Did you put a HD or DD disk in the drive?  The ID is based on the type
> of disk in the drive when it boots.  If I have a HD disk in the floppy on
> my A4000, it is recognized as 3.5hd.  I haven't tried booting without a
> floppy in the drive (the drive is a handy place to keep the floppy I've
> been using to transfer the kernel from one system to the other).
> 
	I tried it with both densitys, they both took the default case
	and returned zero rather than one of the 3 bit patterns. It is
	drive 0 so that may be an issue.

		-Rob

------------------------------------------------------------------------------