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From: markd@proxftl.UUCP (Mark Davidson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Seagate ST-225
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Date: 18 Nov 88 15:25:32 GMT
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In article <1198@fredonia.UUCP> grig8348@fredonia.UUCP (LoyEllen Griggs) writes:
>
>Maybe I'm the odd man out, but I've had _two_ ST225's running one on top of
>the other in an XT compatible for two and a half years now with nary a
>sign of a problem.  [some text deleted...]
>       Have people really had massive problems with ST225's?

With all this talk about ST225's, I thought I'd mention that I've had an
ST-225 in my PC for 3 years and haven't had a single problem with it.  Now,
the Western Digital controller it is attached to is a different story...
No, I don't take the machine on trips; no, it doesn't run 24 hours a day;
No, I've never dropped it; I guess I'm just lucky.
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