Michael L. Hitch writes:
>   No, fd0b is used for an MSDOS track format.  The NetBSD floppy driver
> will (or is supposed to) automatically detect the density based on what
> type of floppy is present.  An empty drive will be reported as low
> density.  The drive won't indicate that it is HD unless an HD floppy
> is present.

	Ok. I haven't tried AmigaDOS HD floppies, but was surprised to
	find out that MSDOS HD floppies did indeed work with
	/dev/fd0b. I hadn't noticed that MSDOS track format had been
	added.

	However, I have a problem with MSDOS floppies. I can mount,
	read, and umount the floppy once, but trying to do it again
	will hang the machine. Any ideas?

	jtp

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