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Seagate ST51080N as NT boot disk?

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A. Suleiman

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Aug 5, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/5/96
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I appreciate every bit of help on this ... I have to purchase 20 1GB
drives and have little time for testing several models so I am going by
reputation, prices and availability to reduce my list of drives to try.

Using an ADAPTEC AHA-2940, has anyone installed NT 3.51 to a Seagate
ST51080N drive?

Can the whole disk be one contiguous NTFS partition (due to the 1024 cyl.
limit.)


GigaThanks

A. Suleiman

BTW Is there a formula to determine the cyl. count resulting from sector
translation by Adaptec cards?

Olaf Hoyer

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Aug 6, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/6/96
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In article <01bb828d.5eb15460$2b6384a9@abe>, asul...@ambac.com says...
Well, this drive is in the officially tested Hardware compatibility list.
I use it as a second SCSI-Drive with FAT partitioned, no probs.
NTFS supports much larger PArtitions, and a cylinder limit- Hey it's
SCSI!
But by performance, the Quantum Fireball is faster... I wanted to buy it,
but it was sold out, so I took the Seagate.
Not bad, but not thaaat outstanding Performance, but stable.
I use it as a removable drive via a changing frame to transfer Data to
friends, and that worked well.

Regards,
Olaf Hoyer

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