Floppy controller init

System:
MSI K7N2 Dleta ILSR mobo
AMD Barton XP3200
2x 512meg Twinmos PC3200
IBM Deskstar 80gig (8meg cache, 7200, ATA100)
Aopen FX5900 tdi128 graphics card
Soundblaster Live card
MSI DVD rewriter
Hewlett packard CD rewriter
generic floppy
No power listing for now, see if this is enough before I strip the case totally. Just built this system, board will get to bios fine, seems to recognise all drives, however when attempting to boot to OS the D bracket is hanging on three green one red,
GR
GG
according to the manual it's a floppy drive controller error?
As I haven't used a floppy since the 486 bit the dust, is there any way of disabling this entirely to allow a clean boot?
**Edit, the entire setup was running fine on a K7N2G board, I replaced the N2G with the ILSR as the chip was throttled. The only new factor in the case is the mobo.

Hi,
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If you're implying that I need a larger power supply, then explain why I've been using it for a year with no problems whatsoever.
Sorry Spyder, but this comment doesn't mean a lot! A change in system software or BIOS can change the power requirements of your setup, whether you've added hardware items or not (although the change is usually quite small). As a matter of fact there are options in the BIOS for altering voltages for certain pieces of hardware - memory for instance!
As an example: When I run certain pieces of software - the non-controlled/monitored fans in my setup can be heard to change tone! And not all software that causes this, is CPU intensive!
Although, I am not convinced it is a power issue in your case, you are underpowered!
I think it may be a good idea to contact MSI directly with your concerns unless someone else can post a solution to your problem!
Anyway, Good Luck and let us know how you get on!
Axel

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