Seagate Drives

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From: Gnurr
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 1989 06:14

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Forgot to mention:  Seagate used to ship Rom7's in their
drives.  These are capable of 1:1 interleave.... Early releases
of the 296N had Rom7's (keep it if you have one !) and can be
formatted 1:1.  When the old Rom7 stock ran out, Seagate started
shipping Rom8's, but apparently never checked to see if the drives
worked ! 

I'd like to hear from those who can contradict these discoveries....

Thanks!

-kevin

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Subject: Seagate Drives
Keywords: Rom7 vs Rom8
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Date: 6 Apr 89 06:14:57 GMT
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