2 May
1998
2 May
'98
11:26 a.m.
I am truly sorry for sending that huge file to the
mailing list. I had intended it for Daniel only.
Sorry for any inconveniences it may have caused.
Les
2 May
2 May
11:44 a.m.
New subject: Seagate info
I just picked up a couple of old Seagate SCSI drives and I'm looking for
jumper information. (YES, these DO have jumpers.) I can't find a Seagate
site. Does anyone know of a site that has this kind of information?
2:12 p.m.
New subject: Seagate info
What are the drive numbers I can try and look them up in some the manuals I
have?
At 06:44 PM 5/2/98, you wrote:
I just picked up a couple of old Seagate SCSI drives
and I'm looking for
jumper information. (YES, these DO have jumpers.) I can't find a Seagate
site. Does anyone know of a site that has this kind of information?
3:41 p.m.
New subject: Seagate info
John,
They're ST3283Ns (248Mb SCSI-2) but I already found the info at the site
that Kirk posted.
BTW I don't have a SCSI-2 controller so if anyone can use these make me
an offer. There are two drives and they're 248 Mb SCSI-2 with 12 mS
average access time.
Joe
At 09:12 PM 5/2/98 -0500, you wrote:
What are the drive numbers I can try and look them up
in some the manuals I
have?
At 06:44 PM 5/2/98, you wrote:
I just picked up a couple of old Seagate SCSI
drives and I'm looking for
jumper information. (YES, these DO have jumpers.) I can't find a Seagate
site. Does anyone know of a site that has this kind of information?
2:38 p.m.
New subject: Seagate info
For _all_ drives (not just seagate) I highly recommend TheRef. You can find
it at:
http://THEREF.C3D.RL.AF.MIL/
Cheers,
Dan
Joe wrote:
I just picked up a couple of old Seagate SCSI drives
and I'm looking for
jumper information. (YES, these DO have jumpers.) I can't find a Seagate
site. Does anyone know of a site that has this kind of information?
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