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Article #40351Re: (really) old disks supported by the SEX?
From: Alexis Rosen
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 1989 08:25
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 1989 08:25
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The SE/30 will NOT support the non-SCSI hard disks. That means all of those
Apple HD-20s out there. Everything else works, as far as I know, even the
old dataframes (which are about as non-conforming as you can get).
If you have an HD-20, don't despair. PCPI sells a device called a WSI that
turns your HD-20 into a SCSI disk.
On the other hand, what with the falling price of disks, you can get 20MB
SCSI units very cheaply now.
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Alexis Rosen
alexis@ccnysci.{uucp,bitnet}
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