(Note that this question is only relevant for well designed clones of the NEC and Intel chips - lots of broken clones don't support FM mode at all...) Is it possible from user-space to either: a) put the linux floppy driver permanently into FM recording mode for all subsequent requests, or b) do this temporarily for a per-command basis? I suspect that b) *might* be possible via a raw command, but the man page for fdrawcmd doesn't seem to mention being able to change the density bit (bit 6 of the first byte in the command). Anyone know (without me pulling source apart) whether fdutils supports it - and even whether the linux floppy driver supports it? (For all I know it may do something 'broken' like hard-coding the top three flag bits in the first byte of each command, and ignoring whatever gets sent from user space :) cheers Jules _______________________________________________ fdutils mailing list fdutils@tux.org http://www.tux.org/mailman/listinfo/fdutils