>Provided that you have a HD floppy drive, you just have to boot into NetBSD
>with a HD-floppy inserted.
>
>  Guenther

Tried that, the kernal prints a message that it detects a 3.5hd floppy but 
I still get track errors trying to access it.  I've tried both tar and 
dump and both get the errors. I'm I using the correct dev? fd0a gives 
lots of error and rfd0a gives only two or three errors before giving-up.


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