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From: dave@arnold.UUCP (Dave Arnold)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att,unix-pc.general
Subject: Re: 3b1 Upgrade
Message-ID: <268@arnold.UUCP>
Date: 12 Dec 88 05:49:16 GMT
References: <8516@alice.UUCP> <97@lazlo.UUCP>
Organization: Home, Mission Viejo, Ca
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In article <97@lazlo.UUCP>, ccs@lazlo.UUCP (Clifford C. Skolnick) writes:
> In article <8516@alice.UUCP> wilber@alice.UUCP (Bob Wilber) writes:
> >... I'm not keen on removing the second fan in
> >order to poke kludgey connectors through the grate... 
> 
> Ok, how else can you get a cable to the second disk drive?  It's
> is going to have to look ugly.

Not necessarily.  There are other places to run cables besides through
a fan grate.

For instance, I have seen ribbon cable running through the cracks in
the back.

I vote for a good DB-3x connector.  We have some old Convergent
disk servers at work that have an old full height St-506 and 8"
floppy backup with a DB-3x(something) connector between the 
workstation and the disk server.  I would like to see something
like this.  The connector could be installed between the fans.

I would like to put the daughter board where the internal
drive is, and put both hard drives in there own cabinet with
there own power supply.
-- 
Dave Arnold
dave@arnold.UUCP
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