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From: tom@batc.allied.com (Tom Roden)
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Subject: Colorado floppy tape and Pentium PC
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There does seem to be a problem with the Colorado 250 floppy tape when used
with my pentium pc.  Even with the flags set to 0x1 I get the message 
"Device not configured" when trying to use the ft command.  The tape drive
works fine on a 386 pc.

Also, is there some info on just how to handle IDE drives with >1024 cylinders
with FreeBSD?

Equipment:

Gateway P5-90
FreeBSD 2.0
IDE Hard Drive

Regards 

tom