30 Nov
2004
30 Nov
'04
6:42 a.m.
from Fred van Kempen
Al,
Can you ask the list, or anyone, if anyone has an old Seagate ST01
and/or ST02 controller available? I cant post to the list from
my biz address..
--
I think these were PC scsi cards.
30 Nov
30 Nov
4:16 p.m.
From: "Al Kossow" <aek(a)spies.com>
from Fred van Kempen
Can you ask the list, or anyone, if anyone has an old Seagate ST01
and/or ST02 controller available? I
I had some brief experience with the ST01.
It is a SCSI adapter for XT's and AT's, and IIRC it could be fitted with a
boot bios. It could be used for SCSI-1 discs op to 100 MB or so, as there
was a limit on the number of cylinders it could handle.
There was also an ST02, but I've never seen it
Nico
6:40 p.m.
I have an SC01, and I had a 3xx MB Seagate on it. The disk had been
originally set up on another machine, on another conroller, though.
The SC02 just has the addition of a floppy controller.
Fred, what do you need the SC01 for?
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Nico de Jong wrote:
From: "Al Kossow" <aek(a)spies.com>
from Fred van Kempen
Can you ask the list, or anyone, if anyone has an old Seagate ST01
and/or ST02 controller available? I
I had some brief experience with the ST01.
It is a SCSI adapter for XT's and AT's, and IIRC it could be fitted with a
boot bios. It could be used for SCSI-1 discs op to 100 MB or so, as there
was a limit on the number of cylinders it could handle.
There was also an ST02, but I've never seen it
Nico 
1 Dec
1 Dec
11:47 a.m.
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004 07:16:42 +0100, Nico de Jong <nico(a)farumdata.dk> wrote:
I had some brief experience with the ST01.
It is a SCSI adapter for XT's and AT's, and IIRC it could be fitted with a
boot bios. It could be used for SCSI-1 discs op to 100 MB or so, as there
was a limit on the number of cylinders it could handle.
Hmm... didn't know the SC01 was so limited (the Adaptec 1541A is also
limited, but not _that_ small - it's hundreds of MB)
I rememer the SC01 as one of the early SCSI cards supported under
Linux, back in the pre-1.0-kernel days (c. 1992, so on-topic)
-ethan
5:16 p.m.
On Wed, 1 Dec 2004 07:16:42 +0100, Nico de Jong
<nico(a)farumdata.dk> wrote:
> I had some brief experience with the ST01.
> It is a SCSI adapter for XT's and AT's, and IIRC it could be fitted with
a
> boot bios. It could be used for SCSI-1 discs op
to 100 MB or so, as
there
was a limit on
the number of cylinders it could handle.
Hmm... didn't know the SC01 was so limited (the Adaptec 1541A is also
limited, but not _that_ small - it's hundreds of MB)
3 Jan
3 Jan
7:35 a.m.
New subject: [SOLVED] Re: Anyone have a Seagate ST01 or 2 ?
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004, Al Kossow wrote:
from Fred van Kempen
Al,
Can you ask the list, or anyone, if anyone has an old Seagate ST01
and/or ST02 controller available? I cant post to the list from
my biz address..
--
I think these were PC scsi cards.
The issue has been resolved, I found one. Thanks Arlen!
And yes, these were horrid cards, slow as hell, DISK-only ISA
bus SCSI cards. But, it was the first I got running after
writing a driver for it under MINIX, and I am working on
re-creating that environment and its drivers.
--fred
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