#Hard errors?
Jim,
Failsafe? Buy a calculator. I don't trust anything that tries to make my
decisions for me. The problem is not the fault of the drive, but people that
don't read warnings, ignore flashing lights, and have no real idea of what is
going on. Leave the user some responsibilty, or do you want the Government
to assign a monitor to every user to prevent any possibility of him making a
mistake? I have yet to cause a hard error on my disks by pulling it out while
busy because I read the manual before using the machine. You don't start
messing with something new before having some idea of how it operates. If
you want an automotive metaphor, would you allow someone to drive your car
without supervision or instruction if this was the first time for them?
Doug