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mazdata

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Jul 8, 2001
Hi does some one have the same problem I'm having .I got and AMD 1333mhz on a IWILLkk266 Running perfect @1575mhz o well almost perfect It seems I can accses my floppy drive at that speed even on windows can see it .if i put a floppy on the a drive and try to boot from it it gives me an d io error .I clocket down to 1333 and is fine may be may floppy is not up to the chalenge well thanks for any info you may have .
 
I have no problem with my KK266-R. But I have overclocked using the multiplier and only a 1mhz bump in FSB speed.
 
if my math is right your fsb is 157 and your pci bus speed should be 39MHz, the limit for most boards and the reccomended max. Try lowering it a bit and seeing if it works
 
No I'm using and Amd with the multiplier open so I'm running 150fbs x 10.5 but the floppy won't work until I clocked down to at lest 1.4ghz is like the bios don't wait for the floppy to mount maybe I need a better floppy drive

AMD@1575
NVIDIATNT2
IwillKK266
seagate 20g 5400
 
well, i doubt any other FDD will help, as its probably the onboard controller thats crapping out on ya.
i'm not sure why you'd bother with floppies, i don't even have one in my box,
but... i also don't really see a solution for you, aside from iomega ZIP drives or CDRW or something more worthwhile.

maybe check out BIOS options, controller enabled for one,
then maybe try to enable/disable FDD seek on boot up?...

hope this helps, save your cash, a new/other FDD won't fix... maybe the 4.32 4in1's might help? or the next revision someday maybe?

good luck dude!
 
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