Emax

If i understand correctly:
Yes the drive can be replaced. A normal floppy drive must be modified  
to be DS0 with a jumper to work. Most drives will not just work (they  
are DS1), and must be modified. Older floppy drives have a jumper,  
newer drives do not... on new drives everything is soldered on the  
board with small "surface-mount" pieces that require a little skill  
to properly modify. route66.com has replacement drives if you do not  
have technical skill / knowledge to modify a replacement drive  
yourself. The route66 drive is a drop in replacement (remove cover  
from emax. Unplug 2 wires, plug in two wires, replace cover, and you  
are done). -Emax works again.

Hope that helps clear up what to do,
Ted



On Jun 4, 2006, at 7:44 AM, paulo garcia wrote:

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> Olá friends,
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>    I am with a problem and would like to know if they alguem knows  
> as to help me.  I have a Emax and drive of floppies (NEC FD1035)  
> stopped of funcionar.existe some skill to place one another one  
> drive? I tried with that it is not the original, but it does not  
> recognize the system floppy (OS). I recorded in one windows xp, but  
> giving boot for the one DOS.
>    Please, somebody helps me!
>   debtor,
>     Paulo Garcia.
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