Due to network problems, anyone who send me e-mail this weekend saying
"I want one", please resend as I did not get it (or any other mail).
-Matt Pritchard
Graphics Engine and Optimization Specialist
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Pritchard [SMTP:MPritchard@EnsembleStudios.com]
Sent: Friday, October 17, 1997 2:47 PM
To: Discussion re-collecting of classic computers
Subject: RE: Hard Drive Bible, 8th edition
To help with questions I've asked, here's some info the Hard Drive
Bible
book.
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It says July, 1996. It seems to cover older drives, up to the first
one
and two gig drives. in the "hard drive peramters" chapters for
example:
Alps America: 8 entries from 10 to 212 MB,
Ampex: 4 entries, 5, 10, 15 , and 20 mb,
Areal tech: 6 entries, 62 to 136mb (all IDE 2.5" notebook drives)
..
BASF: 5 entires, 23, 15, 8, 10, 21mb (all MFM)
etc...
It's a bit PC centric.
Major chapters:
History of Disk Drives
Interface Standards
PRML tehcnology
Enhanced IDE
SCSI command reference
What is SCSI-3?
SCA Hot plugs
PCI interface
Choosing a Hard Drive and Controller
Controller Setup and Jumpering
Drive Setup and Jumpering
Drive Cabling
Low level Formatting
DOS partitioning
Macintosh Drive Installation
Windows Drive Format
Win95 Disk Format
Novell Compsurf
Hardware Compatibility Problems
Common Installation Problems
Troubleshooting
Universal IDE parameters
Hard Drive List
Fine Tuning
Hard Drive Parameters (by manufacturer)
Controller Information (by manufacturer)
Connector Pinouts
Drive Jumpers
CD-ROM
Floppy Drives
Optical Disk Drive Technology
Optical Jukeboxes
Optical Drive Specifications
Tape Drives
CSC benchmark tests
Software
System Notes
Industry Phone List
BBS Numbers
Directory
Glossary
Index
-Matt Pritchard
Graphics Engine and Optimization Specialist