Re: A/UX HD80SC replacement

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From: Walter Ray Smith
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1988 15:47

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Sorry, I was wrong.  If you bought a non-Apple drive, it's not reasonable to 
expect Apple to take it in trade.  Also, it could be bigger than 80 MB, so it 
wouldn't be reasonable to expect you to trade it.  Thus, the only reasonable 
thing is #1: Apple should allow dealers to install A/UX on any arbitrary >80MB 
disk that A/UX supports, for not much money.

- Walt
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From: ws0n+@andrew.cmu.edu (Walter Ray Smith)
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Subject: Re: A/UX HD80SC replacement
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