Is there a way to get an HP-IB disk unit with an ST412 or ESDI type HDA inside
to perform a low-level format?
I think this is what 'mediainit' is maybe supposed to do (based on being able
to change the interleave) but I don't see any way to map bad blocks (etc.)
using it. The -r 'recertify'
Hi!
As I work to repair my RL02 collection I need to check and fix the files
on the five disks in the original boot collection. Question: Does anyone
know which directories/files went on which RL02 disk pack?
Goal is to get the packs back to the point where I can do a good old
fashioned
FTGH - S100
This was a rescue (so its neither tested or power up) and some docs came
with it so I assume they belong to this machine (see pics).
http://koken.advancedimaging.com.au/index.php?/albums/s100-rescue-1/
The machine is located in Mortlake in the south west of Victoria
(Australia)
On Dec 29, 2019, at 17:59, r.stricklin via cctalk wrote:
> Is there a way to get an HP-IB disk unit with an ST412 or ESDI type HDA
> inside to perform a low-level format?
>
> I think this is what 'mediainit' is maybe supposed to do (based on being able
> to change the interleave) but I don't
