SABAHE@MACALSTR.EDU ("Arun Baheti ") (12/06/90)
You can use the "Xerox" method of daisy chaining; this is pretty much built into your system and would just require attaching the extra 8" Shugart unit up to the back of your current drives and setting the approproate swicthes on the controller card (I think!). Other than that, I'm not sure what you might do to add drives to the system, but I'm sure its possible. You might try calling Mitch Mlinar's BBS in Torrance, CA for information, or if you can't reach it leave me a message and I will help you track down some software. --ab
sprague.wbst311@XEROX.COM (12/07/90)
Arun Baheti writes: > You can use the "Xerox" method of daisy chaining; this is pretty much > built into your system and would just require attaching the extra 8" > Shugart unit up to the back of your current drives and setting the > approproate swicthes on the controller card (I think!). That only works if you have the 8" hard drive, which by the way, has only one floppy. ~ Mike (Sprague.Wbst311@Xerox.Com)
mlinar@pollux.usc.edu (Mitch Mlinar) (12/21/90)
In article <F441849C4E3F410CB4@MACALSTR.EDU> SABAHE@MACALSTR.EDU ("Arun Baheti ") writes: > >system, but I'm sure its possible. You might try calling Mitch >Mlinar's BBS in Torrance, CA for information, or if you can't reach >it leave me a message and I will help you track down some software. You might, but it won't work. As of two months ago, I moved to Thousand Oaks. My BBS will not be on-line until the end of January. For those of you interested, the number will be (805) 493-4978... -Mitch