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Re: can a sparc10 use a full height hard drive?

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From: Craig Dewick
Date: Tue, 08 Feb 2000 00:00
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awouk@syzygy.nilenet.com (Arthur Wouk) writes:

>planning to replace a dying quantum fireball. confused as to what size
>drives i can put in instead.  can i use seagate st4...s? in ibm which
>of DDRS, DCAS are usable (i know someine has a  DORS running)?

Use anything you like, but pick something which is quiet and doesn't
produce too much heat. I prefer IBM's SCSI drives because they satisfy both
of those requirements for my purposes, but Seagate are making some very good
drives at the moment.

I will not use Quantum drives under any circumstances due to previous
failures of almost new drives which resulted in successive under-warranty
replacements, but that's purely a personal decision.

Regards,

Craig.
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From: cdewick@lios.apana.org.au (Craig Dewick)
Subject: Re: can a sparc10 use a full height hard drive?
Date: 2000/02/08
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