barton@holston.UUCP (barton) (08/22/89)
I am considering the purchase of a large Priam hard disk.
I am interested in responses concerning the reliability and
ease of installation of same under SCO Xenix in particular.
All comments, suggestions, etc. are appreciated.
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From article <447@holston.UUCP>, by barton@holston.UUCP (barton): > I am considering the purchase of a large Priam hard disk. > I am interested in responses concerning the reliability and > ease of installation of same under SCO Xenix in particular. Priam non-removable fixed disk drives (TM) are without question among the finest available. I have been running one in this 386 system running SCO Xenix for over 2 years without a blip (save those caused by cockpit error!). The support of the product is excellent: the only Priam product which ever failed a client was replaced no sweat at the 8 month point during a 1 year warranty. They work well. The only regret I have is that Priam no longer makes this ID-62 drive--it is really sweet! -- No working paths available!