On Wed, Jan 11, 2017 at 4:50 PM, Peter Flynn <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I've got a SCSI drive with IIRC around 42 MiB. > > I'll raise you two 5ΒΌ" floppies and see you :-) > > Sitting on a shelf I have a 30Mb HardCard which is a hard disk mounted > on a long-form ISA card. You lift the lid of your PC XT, push in the > card, close the lid, and reboot -- presto! you have a 30Mb D: drive. No > drivers, zero config. It still works, and on it I found a copy of > WordStar 1512 and a copy of TeX, all in functioning order. However, I > have not tried it under Ubuntu yet. LOL. I will see your ISA long form and raise you 100# two man lift best guess 4Mb drive, IBM, I believe, that we recovered from a salvage. Platters were LP size if memory serves. We put it in the board room as a drive evolution display. That was about 8 yrs ago but it was a wild find.
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