On Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 01:58:10PM -0400, Paul Koning wrote:
>Half density? I vaguely remember an RK05 style drive at half the density.
>RK02?
Yes, RK02. But I could have sworn that it ran half-sized sectors,
not half the number of full-sized sectors. Could be wrong.
John Wilson
D Bit
Does anyone have any idea what drive/system an 8-sector decpack would have been
used with? We have a few of them on our shelves at the LCM and I can't find
any reference that mentions 8-sector packs. (Just the usual 12 and 16-sector
ones.)
They're clearly labeled "decpack 1100 BPI - 8" and
> On Oct 15, 2015, at 1:37 PM, Josh Dersch
> wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any idea what drive/system an 8-sector decpack would have
> been used with? We have a few of them on our shelves at the LCM and I can't
> find any reference that mentions 8-sector packs.
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> Half density? I vaguel
> Half density? I vaguely remember an RK05 style drive at half the density.
> RK02? Or am I mixing it up with RP02 vs. > RP03?
No, you're right. The RK02 is the low-density drive (actually a Diablo model
30), the RK03 being the high
density model. The RK05 has the same bit density (heck