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Subject: Re: More ATAPI Zip news (will he ever shut up?) 
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> > I believe so; I don't have access to any of the older IDE units at the 
> > moment, but if you have a part number on the IDE version I can compare 
> > it with that on the ATAPI-only one later today.
> 
> P/N 320056-01, Model Z100IDE ZIP

Took a bit longer than a day.  8(

No part number, Model Z100ATAPI Zip.

> What about the LS120 drives, anyone using (and booting) those?

The glossy says "Functions as standard Drive A, can act as boot drive".
However it also says "Supported by all major BIOS manufacturers", so I 
suspect that it's in the same category.  We need an ATAPI disk driver 8)

mike