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> I talked to Field Service, and he didn't believe me when I told him that
> your drives spun up! Is there anyone you know of that I could talk to about
> this? It seems that DEC needs to perform some sort of hardware modification
> to make this work.

Isn't it the VMS device driver that spins the drive up?  Or the HSC when it
gets the first data transfer request?

Ed McGuire
Grinnell College
MCGUIRE@GRIN2.BITNET