I've come across a couple of references to a 3390-81. Now, we have -27 and
-54 devices.
Have I missed some announcement?
Never heard of it, and in our business we certainly would have.
Don't forget that 3390-27 and -54 are fictional names, not official
ones. Although IBM occasionally uses them, they are not actual
designations. The large disks are identified internally as 3390-9 disks
with an appropriate number of cylinders.
However, many users and ISVs, including Innovation, use the designations
for convenience. BTW, the numbers are the approproximate number of GB
on the disk when it is defined as the maximum number of cylinders.
--
Bruce A. Black
Senior Software Developer for FDR
Innovation Data Processing 973-890-7300
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