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From: burton@fortune.UUCP (Philip Burton)
Newsgroups: net.micro.cpm
Subject: Re: hard disk travelling advice requested
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Date: Mon, 12-Dec-83 15:50:33 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec 12 15:50:33 1983
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If you are comfortable doing this, open up the disk box, and see if there
is a "shipping lock" or similar restraining device, which locked up the
drive against damage, when it was shipped from the manufacturer to the
vendor.  

Call the drive manufacturer for further instructions.

But, don't just do nothing.  Disk drives don't like shocks.

Phil Burton
Fortune Systems