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Subject: Re: RS/RF-11 -- RJS-04 drivers
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Date: Mon, 22-Apr-85 09:34:21 EST
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From: ulysses!eagle!sfmag!sftri!sftig!mhuxm!mhuxn!mhuxr!mhuxt!houxm!hou2d!afb3@BERKELEY

The RS04 runs off an RH11 or RH70 controller (same as an RM02/03/05,
RP04/5/6 disks) as I recall.  The key to making this disk drive work I,
would assume, would be to get the right UCB (unit control block, RSX-11M
terminology).  Whatever the equivalent is in VMS determines the size of 
the device, etc.

Don't know is that helps....  

Why would you want an RS04 on your system (assuming you aren't refering 
to a solid state look alike).


Al Baldwin
AT&T-Bell Labs
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