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From: S.D-REUBEN%KLA.WESLYN%Wesleyan.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU (Doug Reuben)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Disk Speed Checks
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Date: Fri, 5-Dec-86 01:49:48 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec  5 01:49:48 1986
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Glenn-

   I use Locksmith 5.0 all the time for my disk drive speed check. You can
just open up the drive, boot the program, put in a blank disk (a "scratch
disk") and adjust the speed as the drive is operating. There are three
separate modes -fine, medium, and coarse - which you can use to make
adjustments according to a moving line that appears on the screen telling
you how far "off" from the proper drive speed that an Apple drive should
have (I forget exactly what it is...)

   Give it a try, I'm sure you'll find that it meets most of your needs
for setting your drive's speed.

   Good luck!

   -Doug

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    S.D-REUBEN%KLA.WESLYN@WESLEYAN.BITNET
    S.D-REUBEN%KLA.WESLYN%WESLEYAN.BITNET@WISCVM.ARPA


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