Western Digital disk drive question

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From: William Barker
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1992 22:15

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Hey,

Anyone know the CMOS ID # for a WD583R disk drive?  I inherited the  
problem of a PeeCee with a dead CMOS battery, so it doesn't know what it  
has.  The user's think it's a 30mb disk, but who knows.  It is a 3.5" HH,  
for what that's worth.  I've tried a couple of obvious choices, to no  
avail.

If nothing else, a phone # for WD that I can call would serve well, too.  

Any help appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

bb 

--
Bill Barker--Biological Structure--University of  
Washington--Seattle--WA--98195
(206) 543-7315

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