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From: zielke@unssun.nevada.edu (John R. Zielke)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.8bit
Subject: Re: Two Questions
Summary: Get a new Drive
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Date: 29 Dec 90 04:31:09 GMT
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Organization: University of Nevada-Reno
Keywords:drives, indus, atari, good luck! 

Concerning your first question, I use to own an Indus GT it had the same type
of problem at times. What it was (an some else eluded to this) that certian
software was written to use the speed/timing hole(oops atari never used this)
and other sector read techniques that did not always work on all drives.

I had a original copy of Rescue of Fractalas and it didnt work on my indus
but a friend brought over the same program but the copy protection was
broken on it, and guess what... IT WORKED! probably didnt suprise ya.
 
No easy solutions on this one, get a different drive I guess.

john zielke