RLL and ADRT controllers

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From: HGOLDSTE
Date: Wed, 09 Aug 1989 04:21

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I am seeking comments on the use of a seagate 4096 with an
RLL controller ... even though this drive is not certified
as an RLL i know that it does work with an RLL controller but
there is some question as to reliability and as to OS/2
compatribility ... any comments from experienced soles?

i have a similar question concerning the use of the new ADRT
controllers from Perstor with ANY disk ... they claim a 90%
increase in capacity with 9mbit/second data transfer rate ...
any users?
                                   Harold Goldstein
                                   METS Fan/Strawberry hater
                                   University of the District of Columbia
                                   JNET%"HGOLDSTE@UDCVAX"

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