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From: john@hpcvla
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Subject: Re: Response to <752@isrnix>
Message-ID: <6200004@hpcvla>
Date: Fri, 30-May-86 18:29:00 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 30 18:29:00 1986
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References: <752@isrnix>
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< i'm not trying to give a "bad review" to the seagate, but hey...*ANY* disk
< can crash...(well 'cept for a CORE).  data here one day; gone the next.  no
< symptoms whatsoever...!POOF! 
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< gone.
<

The data may not be completely gone. A failure can occur that prevents you 
from accessing your data or removing it until it can be repaired. That can
be a real problem if your disk contains sensitive data that you don't want
to let out of your sight.


John Eaton
!hplabs!hp-pcd!john