13 Jul
2002
13 Jul
'02
4:57 p.m.
Anyone know what the 10 position Configuration switch does on the back of an
HP 9133H drive unit? I tried some google searching for info on this drive
unit and didn't come up with much.
I just picked up one of these drive units at a surplus store and hooked it
up to my HP Integral PC. It looks like it shows up as 9 different devices,
where D001 is the floppy and D000, D100, ..., D700 are 8 disk partitions.
Can you configure the drive so that it shows up as fewer and larger
partitions?
-Glen
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13 Jul
13 Jul
8:55 p.m.
Anyone know what the 10 position Configuration switch
does on the back
of an
HP 9133H drive unit? I tried some google searching
for info on this
drive
unit and didn't come up with much.
I just picked up one of these drive units at a surplus store and
hooked it
up to my HP Integral PC. It looks like it shows up as
9 different
devices,
where D001 is the floppy and D000, D100, ..., D700 are
8 disk
partitions.
Can you configure the drive so that it shows up as
fewer and larger
partitions?
-Glen
I have the manual for this drive. Regarding the settings, for running
Series 200 BASIC it advises to set the address between 0 to 7, and then
to set the config switch based on the partition size you want. The
settings are as follows:
Setting No. of Vols. Size of
Vols.
256
Bytes/Sect. 1024 Bytes/Sect.
0 One 19.92MB/Vol.
23.33MB/Vol.
1 One 19.92MB/Vol.
23.33MB/Vol.
2 Two 9.92MB/Vol.
11.09MB/Vol.
3 Three 6.61MB/Vol.
7.37MB/Vol.
4 Four 4.94MB/Vol.
5.49MB/Vol.
5 Five 3.93 "
4.34 "
6 Six 3.27 "
3.61 "
7 Seven 2.81 "
3.09 "
8 Eight 2.45 "
2.69 "
9 One 19.92 "
23.33 "
The setup portion, which assumes you have an unformatted drive and seems
to have been written with the HP Touchscreen in mind, says to set the
address at 9 and the configuration switch at zero. To configure the
drive it says to boot the 9133, put the System Master Disk in the
floppy, boot the PC, select "EASY CONFIG," select "Start Applic,"
select
"Disc Drives," select "Next Step," select 9133D/H, select "Main
Screen"
and select "Exit Config."
To format, the manual says to insert the master disk, select "Reread
Discs", after PAM appears, select "Format," select "Start
Applic",
select "Drive B," select "Copy System," select "Start
Format," select
"Yes," -- after formatting is done select "Return."
Once the drive is formatted, the manual says to return the address back
to 0. To boot from the HDD turn it on, wait for the completion of the
self test, then turn on the PC.
Let me know if you need any further info.
-W
10:44 p.m.
Specs reformatted below.
> Anyone know what the 10 position Configuration
switch does on the
back
of an
then
HP 9133H drive unit? I tried some google
searching for info on this
drive
unit and didn't come up with much.
I just picked up one of these drive units at a surplus store and
hooked it
up to my HP Integral PC. It looks like it shows
up as 9 different
devices,
where D001 is the floppy and D000, D100, ...,
D700 are 8 disk
partitions.
Can you configure the drive so that it shows up
as fewer and larger
partitions?
-Glen
I have the manual for this drive. Regarding the settings, for running
Series 200 BASIC it advises to set the address between 0 to 7, and to set the config switch based on the partition size
you want. The
settings are as follows:
Setting No. Vols. Size of Vols.
256 Bytes/Sect. 1024 B/S
0 1 19.92MB/Vol. 23.33MB/Vol.
1 1 19.92MB/Vol. 23.33MB/Vol.
2 2 9.92MB/Vol. 11.09MB/Vol.
3 3 6.61MB/Vol. 7.37MB/Vol.
4 4 4.94MB/Vol. 5.49MB/Vol.
5 5 3.93 " 4.34 "
6 6 3.27 " 3.61 "
7 7 2.81 " 3.09 "
8 8 2.45 " 2.69 "
9 1 19.92 " 23.33 "
The setup portion, which assumes you have an unformatted drive and
seems
to have been written with the HP Touchscreen in mind,
says to set the
address at 9 and the configuration switch at zero. To configure the
drive it says to boot the 9133, put the System Master Disk in the
floppy, boot the PC, select "EASY CONFIG," select "Start Applic,"
select
"Disc Drives," select "Next Step,"
select 9133D/H, select "Main
Screen"
and select "Exit Config."
To format, the manual says to insert the master disk, select "Reread
Discs", after PAM appears, select "Format," select "Start
Applic",
select "Drive B," select "Copy System," select "Start
Format," select
"Yes," -- after formatting is done select "Return."
Once the drive is formatted, the manual says to return the address
back
to 0. To boot from the HDD turn it on, wait for the
completion of the
self test, then turn on the PC.
Let me know if you need any further info.
-W
14 Jul
14 Jul
5:08 a.m.
Wayne is correct except for one point. See below.
At 10:53 PM 7/13/02 -0700, you wrote:
You mean set the Configuration switch back to 0. That prevents the drive from being
accidently reformated. You can set the address switch to any desired address.
Joe
To boot from the HDD turn it on, wait for the completion of the
Anyone know
what the 10 position Configuration switch does on the back
of an
HP 9133H drive unit? I tried some google
searching for info on this
drive
unit and didn't come up with much.
I just picked up one of these drive units at a surplus store and
hooked it
up to my HP Integral PC. It looks like it shows
up as 9 different
devices,
where D001 is the floppy and D000, D100, ...,
D700 are 8 disk
partitions.
Can you configure the drive so that it shows up
as fewer and larger
partitions?
-Glen
I have the manual for this drive. Regarding the settings, for running
Series 200 BASIC it advises to set the address between 0 to 7, and then
to set the config switch based on the partition size you want. The
settings are as follows:
Setting No. of Vols. Size of
Vols.
256
Bytes/Sect. 1024 Bytes/Sect.
0 One 19.92MB/Vol.
23.33MB/Vol.
1 One 19.92MB/Vol.
23.33MB/Vol.
2 Two 9.92MB/Vol.
11.09MB/Vol.
3 Three 6.61MB/Vol.
7.37MB/Vol.
4 Four 4.94MB/Vol.
5.49MB/Vol.
5 Five 3.93 "
4.34 "
6 Six 3.27 "
3.61 "
7 Seven 2.81 "
3.09 "
8 Eight 2.45 "
2.69 "
9 One 19.92 "
23.33 "
The setup portion, which assumes you have an unformatted drive and seems
to have been written with the HP Touchscreen in mind, says to set the
address at 9 and the configuration switch at zero. To configure the
drive it says to boot the 9133, put the System Master Disk in the
floppy, boot the PC, select "EASY CONFIG," select "Start Applic,"
select
"Disc Drives," select "Next Step," select 9133D/H, select "Main
Screen"
and select "Exit Config."
To format, the manual says to insert the master disk, select "Reread
Discs", after PAM appears, select "Format," select "Start
Applic",
select "Drive B," select "Copy System," select "Start
Format," select
"Yes," -- after formatting is done select "Return."
Once the drive is formatted, the manual says to return the address back
to 0. self test, then turn on the PC.
Let me know if you need any further info.
-W
8:13 a.m.
Wayne is correct except for one point. See below.
At 10:53 PM 7/13/02 -0700, you wrote:
>> Anyone know what the 10 position Configuration switch does on the
back
>of an
>> HP 9133H drive unit? I tried some google searching for info on
this
>drive
>> unit and didn't come up with much.
>>
>> I just picked up one of these drive units at a surplus store and
>hooked it
>> up to my HP Integral PC. It looks like it shows up as 9 different
>devices,
>> where D001 is the floppy and D000, D100, ..., D700 are 8 disk
>partitions.
>> Can you configure the drive so that it shows up as fewer and larger
>> partitions?
>>
>> -Glen
>>
>I have the manual for this drive. Regarding the settings, for
running
>Series 200 BASIC it advises to set the address
between 0 to 7, and
then
>to set the config switch based on the partition
size you want. The
>settings are as follows:
>
>Setting No. of Vols. Size
of
>Vols.
> 256
>Bytes/Sect. 1024 Bytes/Sect.
>0 One 19.92MB/Vol.
>23.33MB/Vol.
>1 One 19.92MB/Vol.
>23.33MB/Vol.
>2 Two 9.92MB/Vol.
>11.09MB/Vol.
>3 Three 6.61MB/Vol.
>7.37MB/Vol.
>4 Four 4.94MB/Vol.
>5.49MB/Vol.
>5 Five 3.93 "
>4.34 "
>6 Six 3.27 "
>3.61 "
>7 Seven 2.81 "
>3.09 "
>8 Eight 2.45 "
>2.69 "
>9 One 19.92 "
>23.33 "
>
>
>
>The setup portion, which assumes you have an unformatted drive and
seems
>to have been written with the HP Touchscreen in
mind, says to set the
>address at 9 and the configuration switch at zero. To configure the
>drive it says to boot the 9133, put the System Master Disk in the
>floppy, boot the PC, select "EASY CONFIG," select "Start Applic,"
select
>"Disc Drives," select "Next
Step," select 9133D/H, select "Main
Screen"
>and select "Exit Config."
>
>To format, the manual says to insert the master disk, select "Reread
>Discs", after PAM appears, select "Format," select "Start
Applic",
>select "Drive B," select "Copy System," select "Start
Format,"
select
>"Yes," -- after formatting is done
select "Return."
>
>Once the drive is formatted, the manual says to return the address
back
to 0.
You mean set the Configuration switch back to 0. That prevents the
Joe
Yes, that's right. Typed it wrong.
-W
To boot from the HDD turn it on, wait for the completion of the
self test, then turn on the PC.
Let me know if you need any further info.
-W
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