spam@iastate.edu (Begley Michael L) (03/07/91)
I'm sure this has been beaten to the ground on this group, but I have here before me: a tandy 1000tl an ST225 hard drive a generic hard drive controller. I don't know the make but it's 8-bit, has a WDC chipset and some Everex ROMs...(ver 3.92) now...how do I make this all work nice-like? I'm not familiar with these machines; I'm doing this for the owner of the tandy (he's buying my hard disk if I can get it going...) thanks a lot and I'm sorry if this topic is like beating a dead horse... -mike begley spam@iastate.edu --
garylee@skybridge.SCL.CWRU.Edu (Gary Lee) (03/08/91)
In article <1991Mar7.050650.27584@news.iastate.edu> spam@iastate.edu (Begley Michael L) writes: >I'm sure this has been beaten to the ground on this group, but I have here >before me: > a tandy 1000tl > an ST225 hard drive > a generic hard drive controller. I don't know the make but it's 8-bit, > has a WDC chipset and some Everex ROMs...(ver 3.92) > >now...how do I make this all work nice-like? > >I'm not familiar with these machines; I'm doing this for the owner of the >tandy (he's buying my hard disk if I can get it going...) > >thanks a lot and I'm sorry if this topic is like beating a dead horse... > >-mike begley >spam@iastate.edu > >-- You should install it as you would in any other IBM PC/XT compatable. There shouldn't be any trouble unless the controller is 'non-standard'. If that is the case, then it usually won't work in most other clones either. gary