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Re: LaCie disks -- "Well, how are they?"

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From: Marty Lee
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 1989 04:52
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In article <11176@tekecs.GWD.TEK.COM>, kathie@tekecs.GWD.TEK.COM (Kathleen Huddleston) writes:
> My La Cie drive and also my Dataframe had noise problems (high
> pitched squeaking, squeeling).  It's caused by a tag that is

> with detailed instructions from the LaCie tech support person (and
> a lot of patience). It involves taking the drive apart, then
> bending this tag up and completely out of the way of the spindle
> area.

I just got a 100 meg unit from LaCie and it REALLY whines.  But the disk
unit is completely sealed and there is no access to the spindle.  The drive
is made by "Connor".  Any suggestions on how to eliminate the whine?

Also my 100 meg drive refuses to be the boot drive.  In fact it won't mount
from a cold start.  If I do a restart then the drive mounts with the defined
partitions I made.  On a cold start if I use SilverLining to mount the drive it
says no SCSI drivers were installed or trys to reformat the drive.

Any suggestions?  Is this normal?



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From: martyl@bucket.UUCP (Marty Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: LaCie disks -- "Well, how are they?"
Summary: Cannot remove whine from 100 meg drive.
Keywords: disk drive, Macintosh, SCS,noise
Message-ID: <1321@bucket.UUCP>
Date: 25 Mar 89 04:52:40 GMT
References: <11176@tekecs.GWD.TEK.COM>
Organization: Rick's Home-Grown UNIX; Portland, OR.
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