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Article #558Re: Proble w. Dandelion
From: Darrel VanBuer
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 1988 13:40
Date: Tue, 30 Aug 1988 13:40
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The problem you are running up against is almost certainly due to the different data clock rate used by the two disk drives. The 29 MB disk uses a slower data rate plus a 6% missing sector to hide timing marks. To change a it may require some combination of new crystals, retuned PLL, and new ROMs. I expect even Xerox would have a hard time changing it at this late date.
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