From: Pasi Ojala (albert_at_cs.tut.fi)
Date: 2007-03-03 08:26:47
> the problem could be that the switch that senses if there is a disk inserted
> in the drive might be dirty. [..]
> with this drive, I can write to a disk when the write-protect switch is
> open! Could these two issues be related?
Yep. I was going to suggest that, but I didn't know how the 1581
detects the disk.
Actually, I now that I think about it, I have the same kind of problems
with my A3000 drive: it suddenly thinks the disk is ejected, and
immediately sees it again, and tries to decide whether it is
an AmigaDOS, MS-DOS or 1581 disk (my own 1581-handler).
-Pasi
--
/Elayne felt the smallest stab of -- not quite jealousy; jealousy was
out of the question, for them -- just irritation that Min had had so
much time with him and she had not./
-- The Wheel of Time:"Winter's Heart"
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