13 Jun
1998
13 Jun
'98
8:07 p.m.
On Sat, 13 Jun 1998, Megan wrote:
Probably XT-8760E, Megan.
- don
More likely SCSI (single 50pin cable) or EDSI (two
cables like MFM).
MFM drives topped out at 160mb or so, EDSI went to at least 400mb maybe
higher.
ESDI, and I know they can handle higher capacity disks (though I can't
speak to the actual limit) as I have several ESDI disks which are
770mb unformatted (about 668mb formatted). A couple of them are the
Hitachi DK515-78. I also have some Maxtor drives, but I don't remember
their designation. Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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