Recent content by feigned

Any offer is worth a reply.

bump somebody's gotta need these

Yep.

Bump. Make an offer.

Bump for model numbers. $40 15K 18.4GB IBM P/N is 07N6802 $60 three 10k 18.4GB IBM P/N is 07N6380 $80 bottom row are four 10k 18.2GB IBM PN is 07N3240

Bump.

Heat: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=4648 All prices include USPS shipping and insurance and can most certainly be OBO. That said, all parts sold as-is with no expressed warranty under the full assumption of 100% working condition. If there are issues with anything I sell, I do my best...

The seek times compared to anything else on a 15k drive will make you weep with joy. I recommend SCSI anything as long as you have a decent controller. And they're not always louder and hotter.

Adaptec's setup will generally let you migrate from one controller to another without issue, at least with SCSI equipment.

There's one built in to Server. If that's not what you need, look into Georgia Softworks' telnet server.

I see issues like this being a personnel problem instead of a limitation. Get some filtering software. That will put the kebash on that kind of activity quickly. Otherwise, does her boss know? If not, why doesn't he? You're supposed to take this kind of information to the appropriate...

The terminator should be built into a SCSI cable that you get after this is all said and done. You should be able to get a three port cable for cheap just about anywhere with the terminator on the end to satisfy your needs. Most things should be self-terminating nowadays anyway. But, SAS is...

Mystery solved. :p You have 80-pin SCA disks. You'll need two of these things, but you don't have to buy them from this link (e.g. not pimping eBay site, just an example): Example

BT will kill equipment if it's being overworked without adequate cooling. I would bet dollars to donuts that's why SOHO devices fail left and right. Slap a few heasinks inside and solder in a low low low power fan, bet you'd never have a problem again. But no, 10k concurrent connections on a...

The only time you'd ever need a 66MHz or 64-bit card is with a more substantial array anyway. It's a measly two disks, and old 10K ones at that. So the drives are 80-pin? If so, you'll need some adapters to use them internally, or you could get an SCA cage. And I don't like whoring, but...