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Article #19827Re: Slow floppy drive access!!??!!
From: Mr. Mark L. Cohen
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 15:00
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 15:00
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I had the same problem when setting up a 386/25 with AMI BIOS. Everything was
fine except the floppy drives were VERY slow like you said. The solution
was (aggrivatingly) simple -- turn on shadow RAM in your BIOS settings. On
this computer after I did this, the floppy drives were fast like they should
be.
Hope this helps...
Mark Cohen marklc@umbc7.umbc.edu
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