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From: Randy.Coghill@f70.n140.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Randy Coghill)
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Subject: Re: 3000 autobooting a 1096N
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Date: 12 Aug 90 00:18:02 GMT
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Dave what I would like is to find out if Commodore is going to fix the
problem (as far as I know there scsi routines are the only ones that
have this timing problem).  While they do put these nice and fairly
expensive Quantums drives in the systems it is almost irrisponsible
(sp) for them to ignore the fact that some users would go with
different brands to suit there needs (for the same price as a Quantum
40 I got the Seagate 1096N which gives me double the storage capacity).

The point is that Commodore seems to ignore most things and so
entirely as they please and the customer is not supposed to say
anything and live with it....Well I want a working product with the
hardware I have in my system.

Randy


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