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RT hard disks in a PC

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From: small.caltech.eduegrayver Eugene...
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 21:39
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My company used to have a few RTs but we no longer use them.  I have a lot  
of hard disks left over from them.  I have r44, r70, e70 and all the  
controllers for them.  PLEASE tell me if and how I can use these disks in  
a IBM PC 386.  I think all the controllers are AT-bus type but I have no  
idea what to do with all the jumpers.  If you had any experience with  
this, plese reply by e-mail.
egrayver@punisher.cco.caltech.edu
Thanks.
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From: small.caltech.edu!egrayver (Eugene Grayver)
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Subject: RT hard disks in a PC
Date: 25 Jan 1993 21:39:05 GMT
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