As Juergen Weiss wrote...
> 
> Curt Sampson writes:
>  > All of that looks like it's due to firmware problems, although the floppy
>  > disk read errors might also be due to a bad disk. I'm not sure what to
>  > do about this; suggestions anyone?
> 
> 
> The data overrun errors seem to occur on all 166 MHz multias.

Mine is a 166Mc allright.

> They don't occur on 233 MHz models, even with the same firmware.
> Die DMA is not able to service the floppy controller in time
> (don't ask me why this should happen).  The `solution' is to
> reread or rewrite the sector in error.
> 
> Juergen Weiss

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