You need to tell detailed specs of the system. The reason for the drive not working might be elsewhere than in the drive floppy itself like motherboard, bios settings or a controller card.

hyprthecat wrote on 2020-02-22, 03:20:

I have the pins set up right but if I run without the 3.5 should I set the 5.25 as the floppy disk A?

Given that question, I'm guessing the drives are simply not connected correctly. So a few notes:

1. You always start with A:. If you have only one drive, it's A:.
2. A: and B: is determined by the position of the drive on the cable. End-connector is drive A:, middle connector is drive B:.
3. You must set the drive type correctly in the BIOS (DD/HD). This is very important for a 5.25" drive, since they differ in tracks making the seek test fail.
4. Older 5.25" drives can be terminated. On the cable end, the termination must be present, otherwise not.

From what I understand, you can't even get a 3.5" drive work. Make sure you solve this first before messing with the 5.25" drive.

I actually got it going, just some fighting with settings.

Thanks.