Dry bearings. Dismantling a drive to drip a tiny
amount of sewing machine oil on the bearings is
a tricky proposition. Getting the thing back together
is $^!@$@$ near impossible. :P
I have an old Seagate 320meg SCSI that I took apart,
got both bearings oiled but I couldn't get the heads
back
Hi folks:
Does anyone have experience with Seagate ST15150N drives? Is it normal for
them to be incredibly noisy in a whiney sort of way? I'm not complaining
because these came in a two-drive SCSI enclosure that I thought to contain
no working drives whatsoever. But these two drives both seem to
At 21:11 -0600 on 31/07/02, Visionary wrote:
Does anyone have experience with Seagate ST15150N drives? Is it normal for
them to be incredibly noisy in a whiney sort of way? I'm not complaining
Never had one myself, but a high-pitched whine wouldn't surprise me coming from
that drive, because
the pickle wrote:
At 21:11 -0600 on 31/07/02, Visionary wrote:
because the Barracudas are notoriously fast and high-end :) When
you spin the platters that fast, some whining is bound to happen.
--
Sorta like an F-15 coming up from a cold start. It can
get annoying. It's on a shelf at
Does anyone have experience with Seagate ST15150N drives? Is it normal for
them to be incredibly noisy in a whiney sort of way? I'm not complaining
because these came in a two-drive SCSI enclosure that I thought to contain
no working drives whatsoever. But these two drives both seem to work.
Seagate ST15150N drives?
It is an obscenely loud drive, yes. It is also faster than greased
lightning
and generates enough heat to contribute to global warning. Keep it well
ventilated. The ST15150N is a real hot-rod in both speed and temperature.
This is interesting because I plan on
At 15:23 +1000 on 01/08/02, b e n w e l l s | headwerkx wrote:
Seagate ST15150N drives?
It is an obscenely loud drive, yes. It is also faster than greased
lightning
and generates enough heat to contribute to global warning. Keep it well
ventilated. The ST15150N is a real hot-rod in both
Hi folks:
Does anyone have experience with Seagate ST15150N drives? Is it normal for
them to be incredibly noisy in a whiney sort of way? I'm not complaining
because these came in a two-drive SCSI enclosure that I thought to contain
no working drives whatsoever. But these two drives both seem to
