18 Oct
2000
18 Oct
'00
1:46 a.m.
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Bill Pechter wrote:
Probably a Seagate ST-232...a 612 heads (sometimes documented as 615 or
616) 4 heads sectors (depends on controller and if you're doing wierd
stuff).
Sectors are usually 15/trk.
Bill, where did you come up with that model? I can find no record of
it, anywhere! And isn't it usually 17 spt?
- don
Parity error on /dev/brain Core dumped. The damned Unix Perkin-Elmer
box limited them to 15 sectors/track. (WD 1001 controller)
'Course the RLL took em to 25 (IIRC).
Yup ST225 or later the RLL ST232...
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(I'm at work, have to look when I get home)
an STS-232 drive.
There is a good possibility that you can find it at:
http://theref.aquascape.com
- don