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From: rickt@wybbs.mi.org (Rick Tucker )
Newsgroups: comp.periphs.scsi
Subject: Disk drives that use drams, sipps or simms
Keywords: very fast, disk drive
Message-ID: <496@wybbs.mi.org>
Date: 21 May 91 03:53:05 GMT
Organization: Consultants Connection,  Jenison MI
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We are looking for a 'RAM' disk drive. (literally)
I remember reading an ad for a 'disk drive' that was made
up of SIMM modules.  This drive would allow you to place
up to 100 meg or so of SIMM's in a cage that had an interface
like SCSI or ESDI (maybe even MFM, though I can't imagine why :-)

We are running the SCO Xenix operating system, and this drive
could also end up being placed on machines running the SCO Unix O/S.

Please mail direct or post to the net.
Thanks in advance.  I will summarize later.
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