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From: 07790@tanus.oz.au (Brant Campbell)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Mixing Hard Disks, Question 2
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Date: 21 Apr 91 06:16:01 GMT
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Ok, I had a 40 MB MFM h/d and then added a 168MB SCSI h/d to my system -
because the SCSI uses its own bios to set itself up to be able to use the MFM
also which is set up through the system cmos I boot from the MFM drive and
then primarily use the SCSI - works like a gem - I have also heard of a system
that uses several technologies- MFM RLL ESDI and SCSI all on one system - it
does work if its set up by professionals who really do know what they are
doing.

Brant

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