| From: | Colin Wenzel |
| Date: | 17 May 2000 at 18:10:54 |
| Subject: | Re: dkbscsi.device (this worked!) |
On 18-May-00, Jay wrote:
> This is what worked:
>> From: Colin Wenzel
>> DEVICE dkbscsi.device DEVICETYPE NSDEVTYPE_TRACKDISK COMMANDS
> 2-5,9,11-15,20-22,28,$8002-$8005,$8009,$800b-$800f,$8014-$8016,$801c
> VERSION 1 REVISION 28
>
> I formatted the whole drive to 8 Gigs (the drive says 9 Gigs on the
> case). It mounts fine with no other additions to the system than the
> DEVICE entry above. Thanks for all the suggestions and help. Time to
> try to unpack Boing Bag 1 and see if there are any noticeable
> improvements.
>
* You were supposed to do that first... !!!! *
PS: There are 1024 bytes per 'K', however the drive
manufacturers like big numbers & call a 'K'=1000
Same sort of thing for audio gear when they rate amplifiers
in "Peak Music Power" PMP, (aka: Wanker Watts)
instead of RMS watts which is about 33% less.
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Colin Wenzel. Australia.
EMAIL: mailto:colstv@hotkey.net.au
URL: http://www.hotkey.net.au/~colstv/
ICQ: 17608330
AMIGA: 4000T, 68060/50, 150Mb RAM,
OS 3.5, EGS Spectrum.
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