Seagate ST41200N and ST4766N

Thanks to all who've responded with info. about these drives! The strange thing is that www and dejanews searches used to turn up lots of information like what I was seeking, but I couldn't find it last night or today. Now I can go back to trying to make the system bootable again, or at least salvage some data from the drive with the boot partition on it, which the system at least recognized and booted from before I messed things up with running fsck manually, which I needed to to after accidentally moving a "shoebox" with a running drive in it, which wasn't fastened properly to the chasis due to an insufficient length of cable. At the next hamfest, I'm buying lots of ribbon cable, crimp-on connectors and things like that. -- R. D. Davis rdd(a)perqlogic.com Be careful what you wish for --- you http://www.perqlogic.com/rdd may get your wish ...and it might not Tel: (410) 744-4900 be what you were expecting.