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From: yk4@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Yong Su Kim)
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Subject: Re: multiple memory cards in a GS
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Date: 22 Jan 90 03:44:46 GMT
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Well, I'm trying to format my hd using a custom interleave.
I've read various articles about this and following the steps doesn't
help, for some reason.
I have a Seagate 65 Meg connected to an Apple SCSI card.
I used SCSI hacker to format it at an interleave of 15:1. I then tried
to partition it into two volumes using the SCSI card utilities disk.
The HDsc partition program refuses to allow partitions which are
larger than 40megs total. 
The ADU program on the system tools disk refuses to recognise my hd
and does not allow any partitions at all.
If someone could explain what's wrong, I would be eternally grateful.










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