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echo: cis.tandy.coco
to: Zack Sessions 76407,1524 (X)
from: Scott t. Griepentrog 72427,335
date: 1990-08-05 15:03:09
subject: #5854-HELP Hard Disk

#: 5874 S10/Tandy CoCo
    05-Aug-90  15:03:09
Sb: #5854-HELP Hard Disk
Fm: Scott t. Griepentrog 72427,335
To: Zack Sessions 76407,1524 (X)

Yah, it sorta depends.  I've gotten burnt out on Seagates in general because
every single one I've had has given me trouble at one time or another.  Of
course, I haven't bought one in the last couple years, so I figure they're
better now.

But if you start having it drop sectors on you, you know, all of a sudden
there's a sector bad, back it up right away - that day.  If it does what mine
always did, they grow like rabbits and take over the whole drive.

Then, on the other hand, I'm using one of those 157N's I think, 49 megger SCSI
imbedded on this unit.  It has only flaked one sector, and since no problems. 
But that one sector happened to be in the root directory and I had a real fun
time reconstructing that.

StG

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