Hi, gang,
I have an Atlantic Research 7000 series datascope that is dependent on an MFM
drive to run itself. It works fine at the moment (testament to the durability of early
drives, I suppose), but I would like to be able to take an image snapshot of its hard
drive in case of failure.
With that in mind, I'm starting to accumulate a small variety of MFM
controllers (going for variety because I have no idea what the determining factor is going
to be in which controller is able to read the drive).
So far, I've found a WD1002-WA2 and a WD1003-WA2. I still have memories of the
last and (supposedly) best MFM board that WD made, in the form of the WD1006V-MM2, but
I've had no luck finding one as yet (nor do I know if I really even need one).
Suggestions for what to go after would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks much.
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Bruce Lane, Owner & Head Hardware Heavy,
Blue Feather Technologies --
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