As I recall, most were either internal RLL's or ESDI drives. You
might be better off finding a MC SCSI adapter w/drive and going that
route. Also make sure you have every driver on the 65sx diskette for
all components within the unit if you decide to add/remove anything from
it as you'll have to update the config for the system.
Curt
Scott Stevens wrote:
This past weekend I picked up an old PS/2 machine.
It's a Microchannel
system, a Model 65sx (I think). The only thing missing in it is the
hard drive. It has one of those 3-1/2" drives with the full-length
card-edge connectors on it, I think 50 pins wide or so, that provides
all connections including power.
I would like to get it up and running just to have around as another
working system (also got a Compaq Portable III at the same auction for
$10 in a leather case!). Any suggestions where I could find such a
drive easily? Is this machine's HD interface an ST-506 variant, EISA,
or what?
Thanks.
(also got six complete, loaded Ultra 5 boxes at the sale. Exciting
times...)
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