Re: 10 GB Files systems

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From: John OBrien
Date: Wed, 02 Mar 1994 15:35

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bob@bdofed.UUCP writes:

>I have the need to spin a very large file system.  In the area of 8-10 Gb
>in size.  Two questions:

>          1) What is the best way to accomplish this?
>                    - RAID technology.........

Our customers typically find that the new fast RAID disk array platforms are
particularly useful in the range of 3 GB up to 150 GB and well beyond.  I 
have had a couple of technical reports on standards-based RAID 
architecture and performance published in the literature.  Technical 
people needing copies with graphs, charts, and diagrams can call us up on 
the phone for copies, either here or at our European headquarters.  I 
often do not get to my Email very promptly because of my being out at 
customer sites planning installations, so it is a lot faster to just call 
us up on the phone.  Your understanding is appreciated.

John O'Brien                Tel. 603-880-3005
Storage Computer Corp.      Fax. 603-889-7232
11 Riverside Street
Nashua, NH 03062            European headquarters: Wiesbaden, Germany
United States               Tel. 49 611 30 82 30 6   

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Subject: Re: 10 GB Files systems
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