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#52743 DAK=SCSI?? Message #52787
From: WDAUSTIN CDROM Forum · Drives/Hardware July 14, 1993 11:41 PM
I have not had any problems with the DAK/BSR drive, yet. I am trying to convert from two boards/devices (the other device is a SyDOS 88i which _everybody_ agrees is SCSI) to one board (Corel SCSI LS 2000) and two devices. The original SyDOS/Adaptec board has no external connector, while…
#DAK=SCSI?? Message #52689
From: WDAUSTIN CDROM Forum · Drives/Hardware July 13, 1993 8:35 PM
Has anyone had any success (or failure!) with using the DAK/BSR 6800MX with any other SCSI board? Is the cable supplied by DAK a "standard" SCSI cable? Thanks.
From: WDAUSTIN CDROM Forum · Marketplace May 14, 1992 2:38 AM
I got a DAK Baker, ordered from the "returned stuff" catalog. First unit, 3 failures for 3 tries. Sent it back; replacement unit: i partial failure, several/many partial -to-total successes, but I've only stuck to one recipe with only one variation (Whole Wheat, with added Oat Bran. It comes out…
#21319 DANGER.ZIP CD ROM Message #21358
From: WDAUSTIN CDROM Forum · General May 14, 1992 2:18 AM
thanks – I'll be calling soon, VISA card cowering for pity~!
#21307 #OED Message #21357
From: WDAUSTIN CDROM Forum · General May 14, 1992 2:15 AM
Hey, that's great — your info essentially matches my info. That must make us both "experts"! 🙂
#DANGER.ZIP CD ROM Message #21277
From: WDAUSTIN CDROM Forum · General May 12, 1992 3:05 AM
After reading part-way (can anybody read ALL that in one sitting?) through DANGER.ZIP, I gotta have one — is it really "free" for nominal handling shipping? And I don't even have a Drive yet (it's on order). Is it possible to complete the transaction here? Let me know how/what must…
#OED Message #21276
From: WDAUSTIN CDROM Forum · General May 12, 1992 2:47 AM
To all with concern re. the O.E.D. I recall an UNdocumented rumor at least 15 yrs. ago that the "committee" (or whoever) who oversees the continuing revision quietly changed over from standard cold-type-on paper to whatever form of digital data input was available at the time, anticipating easy translation to…