Block size on Seagate 406M

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From: bohlkejh
Date: Sat, 02 Jan 1993 23:36

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Ok,
   I saw some posts on how to format a Fujitsu disk at 1024 bytes/sec.  Has  
anyone tried (or is it even possible) to do the same sort of thing on a seagate  
406M drive?  I used sense to get the page info from the disk and then modified  
it and used select (both from the scsitools) to apparently(sp) write it back to  
the disk.  When I used sense again the data was back to the default?!!!  Can  
somebody help me????

Jon

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