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Generally, yes. In detail, depends on the involved FDD generation and FDC capabilities. A few control lines of the
classical Shugart interface related to density switch and drive selection have been changed through the years. I guess,
you'll mostly get PC AT standard drives, they have less jumperable features compared to OEM versions. Hopefully,
they are working with your equipment as are, otherwise you have to study the interface more thoroughly, possibly
need to solder a jumper resistor or at worst case add an inverter to a signal.
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