On an Seagate ST-506 (not the interface, the reel drive), I got from a Mac, I found the same strange connector. The PCB-Board had a MAC-Logo on it.
What interface could this really be ?
Pierre
cctech(a)classiccmp.org schrieb am 25.06.03 01:16:06:
>
> it looks like a mac floppy drive to the outside world, that's the
> interface, it emulates a BIG floppy :)
>
> At 03:45 PM 6/24/03 -0500, you wrote:
> >All,
> > a friend of mine had a question this group is probably best to
> > answer:
> >
> >-------------
> >I am trying to determine the type of interface on an old Rodime 552
> >drive. It has 26 pins. SCSI has 50. IDE has 40. The old MFM used
> >two cables, not one so I don't think it's MFM. I did find a listing for
> >it at one of the surplus places in a table which lists interfaces, but all
> >it said was "26 pin". I'm trying to figure out if the thing is
> >actually one of the more common interfaces with a funny connector--perhaps
> >all the GND pins have been combined into one reducing the pin count.
> >
> >This model of drive is found in the old Apple Hard Disk 20, which was the
> >ancient floppy drive interface external hard drive used on Mac 128Ks and
> >512Ks before the Plus with SCSI came out.
> >----------------
> >
> > any help for him? Thanks in advance,
> > - Mark
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Nope, this bug existed on the P60 and P66.
Pierre
cctech(a)classiccmp.org schrieb am 25.06.03 01:12:46:
>
> Jim wrote:
> > Anyone interested in an AST Manhattan server? Dual p-90s. It'll be on
> > topic in two years.
>
> Now that's reminded me: has anybody kept any Pentiums with the divide
> bug? Weren't they Pentium-90s?
>
> --
> John Honniball
> coredump(a)gifford.co.uk
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I've been to Al's repository on spies.com and found a few documents,
but I'm looking for some info on a variety of Emulex disk controllers.
The level of detail I'm at is what controllers support which drives
and emulate which DEC interfaces...
I.e. - I have an SC21 on the way that emulates an RH11/RH70 and lets me
talk to a variety of SMD drives as if they were RM02/RM03/RM05/RM80
drives. I also have a QD34 that was an entire Pound that I'd like to
press into service, but I have no cables... I was contemplating removing
the I/O transition board and fabricating a "standard" A&B cable connector
interface (60 pin/multi-26-pin).
I'm also curious to get a reference to other controllers in case I
see them float by... most of the ones for sale lack specifics due to
seller ignorance.
Thanks,
-ethan
Hello - I was given your address as I have a Zenith Easy PC that I want
to give to a good home. I have continued to use it for various projects
even though I have a Dell XP for most activities. I have all the books
that came with it; first choice software and also an Epson printer for
both continuous forms and singles. That I would like to sell. Would
like to hear from an interested person - otherwise, it will be going to
Goodwill who will probably dump it. Thanks. Jean in N. Carolina
Has anyone on this list been having problems with the Ebay Search
Engine within the last week or so?
Wildcard searches, typically using two wildcards, are not working for me
anymore, typically returning 0 hits. Apparently others have been having
some problems, as seen on the Ebay discussion boards.
Ebay tech support is being less than helpful. "Well, it works for us".
Please reply off list (although I know this will now start an Ebay sucks
thread).
William Donzelli
aw288(a)osfn.org
Hi All,
I have a project in mind that I'll be using a High Density (1.2Mb)
floppy drive for. But it's going to take some tinkering with the jumpers to
make it work and I'll need a manual for it. Does anyone know if where I can
locate a manual for any of the HD drives on-line or does anyone have a
manual (or copy) that they're willing to part with? I haven't decided on
any particular model or brand of drive and I have access to hundreds of
different ones so I expect that it would be easier to find a manual and
then find a drive to match it rather than vice versa.
Joe
These are available, $5 each + shipping or trade for older CPU processors.
Nicolet NICE in circuit emulator for the Z80. Nice hard case with manual,
no software.
Norton trouble shooter software version4.5 on 5 1/4" floppies, with manual
Datarase II UV EPROM eraser with power supply.
Thanks Norm
With all this talk about newer gear - i thought
i'd post a want for a p1 machine.
i am looking for a "cheap" dual cpu card for the
compaq prolient 1500 server i have.
compaq uses a card that holds the simm's and cpu.
i have the single cpu card but it only allows a 90 mhz
p1 - the dual card allows faster cpu's and will work
with a single cpu.
Bill
Does anyone have the technical reference for the 16-bit version
of the PC/AT prototype adapter, part 6450220? Or a pointer to
it online?
Thanks,
Dave
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