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From: donhowe@udel.edu (Mark Donhowe)
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Subject: Can I install external floppy drive as B:?
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Date: 8 Apr 91 17:10:09 GMT
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I have a 55SX with a 3.5" 1.44M floppy A: drive and a
60 Mb hard C: drive.  I have been successful in installing
an external 5.25" floppy drive as a D: drive but I cannot
configure it as a B: drive.  It's not a big deal....I'm just
curious....why can't this be done?  What can you put in the
B: position?

Also, I have 2 Mb installed in (I think) one of the two connectors
on the motherboard.  I know I can add another 2 Mb in the other
slot but can I add more using 4 Mb simms?

Thanks,
Mark Donhowe
donhowe@udel.edu