At 03:38 PM 7/4/98 , you wrote:
>I'm working on a computer that has an OR Technology LS-120 floppy drive
>installed in lieu of a standard 3.5" floppy drive.
>
>The motherboard (an FIC 2007) detects it as a bootable device, so it
functions
>properly at the pre-operating system level.  However, in both Windows 95B
and in
>a clean install of Windows 98, it shows up in My Computer as both an A
drive and
>as a D drive.  When accessing it as a D drive, it functions properly.  When
>accessing it as an A drive, the machine hangs forever.

Have you placed a 3.5" floppy in the drive when you try to access it
as drive A: ?

>Is it normal for the OR LS-120's to be visible as both an A drive and as a D
>drive in Win95B and/or Win98? Or is this some weird interaction of the LS-120
>with this specific motherboard?

Altho I have never had any experience with that type of drive I would
assume it to show up as two drive letters one as A: and another as D:
and be accessible depending on the Media used i.e. standard 3.5" floppy
or LS120 media.

Bob Thrasher