40 meg hard drive for 7300 without modifications??
Jan Isley
jan at bagend.UUCP
Thu Aug 3 10:31:35 AEST 1989
In article <46 at docwrk.UUCP> srh at docwrk.UUCP (Steven R. Houser) writes:
>Is there a fairly reliable 40 meg drive out there that can be installed
>on the 7300 with minimum hassle and no hardware modifications? Or am I
>dreaming?
In the last year and a half, I have installed hundreds of drives in unix pcs.
Here are some stats, rough estimates on quantities, but you get the picture.
Seagate
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251-1 2 failures, 100 units.
151-1 0 failures, 20 units.
4096 0 failures, 30 units, without P5.1 upgrade.
4096 0 failures, 5 units, with P5.1 upgrade.
Microscience
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1050 0 failures, 30 units.
1075 10 failures, 30 units.
1090 12 failures, 40 units, with WD2010 chip.
Miniscribe
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3085 0 failures, 40 units, with WD2010 chip.
Again, these quantities are rounded estimates, but the picture is fairly
accurate. I have had other weird problems with the Miniscribe, see my posting
last week for this.
Jan
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