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From: Joel Sutton <sutton@aardvark.apana.org.au>
To: Kevin Eliuk <kevin_eliuk@sunshine.net>
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Subject: Re: Driver for Archive FT-60 
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> I was given an Archive FT-60 w/400s controller card still in the box. 
> It uses 3M DC-600A QIC, IRQ5 DMA3 I/O port address is variable. 
> Which driver do I include in the kernel?

These sort of controller cards are generally not supported. But you 
may be in luck with the wt driver.

> I wasn't able to find much of any use in the mail archives other than a
> design flaw with the rubber. 			  ^^^^^^^^

man wt is the only reference I can find. 

> I'm not absolutely sure if the card even works but the wt driver
> recognizes it on boot.

Try using the mt utility and the dump utility. You may need to do 
some experimenting to get things going. Sorry I can't be more help 
than that. The source code for wt looks very vague, and is possibly 
incomplete. 

Can this drive hook up to the floppy controller? 

Good luck, Joel...