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From: JED@CS.COLUMBIA.EDU (Jed Schwartz)
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Subject: SCSI disk drives
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Date: Tue, 18-Mar-86 12:37:05 EST
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What disk drives (hard or soft) are currently usable through the mac+ SCSI
port?  What is required for a drive manufacturer to become SCSI?
 --Jed Schwartz  jed@columbia.edu

[ Note from Mod:
	I know that the people who make the Super Mac upgrades make a scsi
	disk that will run on a mac+.  I think it's called the data disk.
	I've seen one (they sell them at my local dealer (ComputerWare
	in Palo Alto, CA) for quasi-$950).
]

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