19 Feb
2013
19 Feb
'13
2:02 p.m.
A volunteer has come up for the hosting space and software (all open source,
Linux)
I have the data, and will put it into uploadable formats, and provide
templates for others who want to contribute also.
I am NOT a php programmer, so a volunteer is needed who will design the site
and create a script to do the searches and display the results.
Any volunteers?
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19 Feb
19 Feb
2:17 p.m.
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 10:02 PM, Cindy Croxton Electronics Plus
<sales at elecplus.com> wrote:
A volunteer has come up for the hosting space and
software (all open source,
Linux)
I have the data, and will put it into uploadable formats, and provide
templates for others who want to contribute also.
I am NOT a php programmer, so a volunteer is needed who will design the site
and create a script to do the searches and display the results.
Any volunteers?
hmm
Many moons ago
I did
http://www.collection.archivist.info/archive/hdinfo/
that is a mysql database filled from a file that used to knock about on the net
after a little look is was a year or so ago
data taken from http://www.collection.archivist.info/archive/hdinfo/HDINFO.PRN
Is this the same data?
I have an import program already written
Dave Caroline
2:32 p.m.
Excellent info!
Except what I had in mind was more like Seagate hard drive PN x is the same
as IBM PN x, Compaq spares X, HP x, etc.
Also possibly who has these still available, possibly pics, the data you
gave, and several other things.
For small components, the original mfr, several possible substitutes, and
again PN from DG, HP, etc.
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On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 10:02 PM, Cindy Croxton Electronics Plus
<sales at elecplus.com> wrote:
A volunteer has come up for the hosting space and
software (all open
source,
Linux)
I have the data, and will put it into uploadable formats, and provide
templates for others who want to contribute also.
I am NOT a php programmer, so a volunteer is needed who will design
the site and create a script to do the searches and display the results.
Any volunteers?
hmm
Many moons ago
I did
http://www.collection.archivist.info/archive/hdinfo/
that is a mysql database filled from a file that used to knock about on the
net
after a little look is was a year or so ago
data taken from
http://www.collection.archivist.info/archive/hdinfo/HDINFO.PRN
Is this the same data?
I have an import program already written
Dave Caroline
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9:37 p.m.
On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 10:32 PM, Cindy Croxton Electronics Plus
<sales at elecplus.com> wrote:
Dave Caroline
Excellent info!
Except what I had in mind was more like Seagate hard drive PN x is the same
I just need more data :)
as IBM PN x, Compaq spares X, HP x, etc.
Also possibly who has these still available, possibly pics, the data you
Adding pictures would be nice, there was a trade supplier who sent a
CDROM around with diagrams of
connector and jumper location, perhaps something could be got from
that if I could find it.
I also got a copy of Hard Disk Secrets, John M Goodman,, Info World
1992 IDG Books
not tried to read the floppy yet
gave, and several other things.
For small components, the original mfr, several possible substitutes, and
again PN from DG, HP, etc.
It is no problem to add options like that.
20 Feb
20 Feb
1:47 a.m.
I updated the code a bit and added code to display images for a drive
so now if there is data available one can drill down into the data and
see.
To test I found a scabby old Miniscribe 8051A and put its images under 8051AT
(perhaps should have added a new model)
so on
http://www.collection.archivist.info/archive/hdinfo/viewmakersdrives.php?ma…
you see the model is now a link to view details
Dave Caroline
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