scsi problem
14-Dec-87 14:46:13
Sb: #98276-scsi problem
Fm: Khalid Aldoseri 75166,2531
To: Paul Montgomery 71500,3525
Well, Paul. I think it would be worth a try. I just got my hands on a Seagate
manual, and it seems that the ST251N is an RLL drive, which means that it must
have 25 blocks per track, since RLL squeezes more blocks per track than MFM
(the usual storage method). The usual problem (as Steve mentioned) would be
that you would have to do the low level formatting on another computer, since
the A2090 does not do it.
Khalid.