I've seen this in my Centris 610 too. Replacing the floppy drive fixed it right up.
The trick to know that it was the floppy drive is the message 'the disk is locked.' Hard disks are NEVER locked, at least not enough to prevent booting. That tells you instantly that the floppy drive thinks it has a disk inside it, but obviously can't recognize it.
-Apostrophe
The trick to know that it was the floppy drive is the message 'the disk is locked.' Hard disks are NEVER locked, at least not enough to prevent booting. That tells you instantly that the floppy drive thinks it has a disk inside it, but obviously can't recognize it.
-Apostrophe