i know
that is why i asked the question
i've built a couple of machines recently with no floppy (just ls-120) which
after all will read/write ordinary floppies
some motherboards i've used have a bios which treats an ls-120 as if it were a
floppy and map it to a: etc. then again, some other motherboards do not do
this.
i was proposing that the linux motherboard (with it's 2MB of cache :-) will do
the former
my ideal would be something like the AOpen AX59Pro with 2MB cache and 8 SDRAM
sockets and the floppy and power connectors in the "right" location. oh, and a
watchdog timer like the wdt500 built in
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