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From: objtch@extro.ucc.su.oz.au (Peter Goodall)
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Subject: SWIFT 94354-126 what configuration?
Summary: Is this drive set up correctly?
Keywords: disk
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Date: 24 Mar 91 22:22:42 GMT
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My father has an AST Premium 386/c which has had a SWIFT 94354-125 drive
installed by the dealer recently. I believe (and Nortons Utilities 5.0)
that they have set up the drive incorrectly.

Their set-up was 1072 cylinders 9 heads and 29 sectors/track.

I think that they have 2 too many heads. The system runs but has occaisional 
trouble with files. Nortons refuses to have anything to do with it.

There seem to be two sub-models of the drive, one ESDI and one IDE.
Is this true? and how do I distinguish between them.

Why don't they put two different model numbers on them?


Peter Goodall