Seagate scsi disks on a 3/80?

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From: JSN3287
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 1989 00:11

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At $480 to $500 on the cut-rate market, the 80 Megabyte Seagate ST-296N
scsi disk seems like a pretty good deal (from the price/byte point of
view).  Has anyone used this disk with a SUN (successfuly, that is)?  Any
comments on my chances?  I'm hoping to hook one up to a 3/80.

-Jeff Norden <JSN3287@TNTECH>
Dept. of Math, Tennessee Tech. Univ, Cookeville TN.

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