bobm@acsdev.UUCP (Bob Marrow) (12/27/89)
Hi, I managed to save a drive from a old about-to-be-junked Silicon Graphics machine. Unfortunately, no one knows anything about the drive. In order for me to use it or sell it i need the following information: Manufacturer Capacity Interface Cylinder and Head counts Physical description: Full Height 5.25 inch drive ST506 or ESDI interface There were a whole bunch of stickers with info on them on the drive case. A "Gii Honeywell Bull" sticker followed by "sa" surrounded by a BIG C and the code LR37930. I've been informed that this relates to some Canadian regulatory agency. another sticker: a backwards LR Type: D570 + U:N CYD570D3 XBE E82 00727 and still another sticker: TI RMSU 570A-001 RG SQL: 004 FCO: Thanks, bob Bob Marrow UUCP: {pacbell | attmail}!acsdev!bobm ACS Network Systems Internet: pacbell!acsdev!bobm@sun.com
emmo@moncam.co.uk (Dave Emmerson) (12/30/89)
In article <BOBM.89Dec27123907@acsdev.UUCP>, bobm@acsdev.UUCP (Bob Marrow) writes: > > another sticker: > a backwards LR That's the UL approval for safety. As a desperate last resort, sometimes the low level format routine will report the current configuration for you to confirm, thhis often includes a short ascii string for the drive name... Dave E.