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From Eugene Palenock To All 30 January 2002

Hello All! The screw (IBM DTLA 40gb 5400) began to fall apart... Its operating time - launches - 375, operating time - 7841 hours (326 days) Over the last month, Windows found errors 3 times and began self-medicating. In total, the screw automatically reassigned 6 sectors in a month. You'll have to make it portable and buy another screw... * Original written in FLASH.LOCAL *Copied to ZXNET.PC Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Vladimir Larkov To Konstantin Butorin 10 February 2002

Hello, Konstantin! Wed 06-Feb-2002 00:13, you (500:8332/1.25) wrote a letter to Vlad Sotnikov: KB> Well, for example, I need to buy a screw... Most likely I won’t buy an IBM anymore. KB> Everyone began to scold them for something. Is there even an alternative? Not Symsung, itself KB> yourself... maxtor/wd, touch both udders more carefully and choose what you need. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Kirill Frolov To All 10 February 2002

Press RESET immediately, All! 10 Feb 02 00:39, Vladimir Larkov wrote to Konstantin Butorin: VL> maxtor/wd, carefully touch both udders and choose what you need VL> to you. Has anyone had a WD crumble/break?

From Sergey Zotov To Kirill Frolov 10 February 2002

A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill! On 10 Feb 02, Kirill Frolov wrote to All: VL>> maxtor/wd, carefully touch both udders and choose what VL>> needed VL>> to you. KF> Has anyone had a WD fall off/break? no matter how many we sold, no one came with any complaints. ZXNet: 500:8462/1 ~/ <~ http://zs80.chat.ru/ Fido: 2:5057/21.93 /_ _> SkyNet: 71:170/21

From Wladimir Bulchukey To Vladimir Larkov 11 February 2002

Excuse me... That is, sorry already, Vladimir...! 10 Feb 02 00:39, Vladimir Larkov -> Konstantin Butorin: VL> maxtor/wd, carefully touch both udders and choose what you need. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What needs to be done?.. Where, how?.. With the best - Wlodek. * [] * mailto: wlblack(sign)chat.ru http://wlodek.newmail.ru * <[ZX]> * http://wlodeks.boom.ru [500:95/462@ZXNet] [2:5016 Forever] [Golyanovo] [Radio "Retro" 72.92 MHz]

From Ilya Kudryavcev To Sergey Zotov 12 February 2002

Hello Sergey! February 10, 2002 (and it was 21:58 then) Sergey Zotov in his letter to Kirill Frolov wrote: SZ> A day has passed, and you are still alive! Kirill! SZ> On 10 Feb 02, Kirill Frolov wrote to All: VL>>> maxtor/wd, touch both udders more carefully and choose what VL>>> needed VL>>> to you. KF>> Has anyone had a WD fall off/break? SZ> how many we sold them - no one came with claims. WD is crap Maxtor sucks. Best regards, Ilya

From Costa Pilnik To Konstantin Butorin 13 February 2002

Hello Konstantin! I am responding to your letter dated 02/06/02, then written by Konstantin Butorin k Vlad Sotnikov, and then it was 0:13:58 on the clock. EP>>> The screw (IBM DTLA 40gb 5400) started to come loose... EP>>> Its work - starts - 375, working time - 7841 hours (326 days) EP>>> You'll have to make it portable and buy another screw... VS>> It’s sad, of course, but why does everyone know about it? :) KB> Well, for example, I need to buy a screw... Anyway, I won’t take the IBM anymore. KB> All of them began to scold them for something. Is there even an alternative? He Symung, Samo KB> yourself... IMHO the barakuda rules! The transfer reaches 7MB, I saw it myself. (eccno if mom correct) Bay W.B.R. rNd [Team: X-Tension] [FREE] [GMD]

From Eugene Palenock To Wladimir Bulchukey 17 February 2002

Hello, Wladimir! 16 Feb 02 11:46, Wladimir Bulchukey -> Eugene Palenock: EP>> In general, I saw statistics on returns and just talked to repairmen EP>> - seems to be the most reliable Fudjitsu. Moreover, those that are 30GB, they have EP>> lowest recording density. WB> So the Fujitsu 30 Gb is the one? Statistically, it seems like yes. Yes, and the warranty is 2 years (generally factory 3 but for the final buyer is 2, although there are offices where they give 3). It's better to take 5400, not 7200. True, I also saw complaints about them in the echoes. But there is no such trend as with the subject, and repairmen also confirm... Such unreliability is IBM, Quantum (Maxtor), WD, Seagate, Fujitsu. IBM are really flying in droves (although this can always be treated with low-level format and coolers per jar at the top and bottom). If not for this fact, then he would not inferior to Fujitsu. Quantum just crashes silently (also full of stories). Even the .467 crashed in a month. WB> I'll have to buy it on Compaq... Be careful. Make sure it sees screws larger than 8GB (the next problem border - 32GB) and can boot from them. In general, it’s bad to take a large screw without a CDRW. They are all flying. You'll forget all of him, and then his partition will disappear due to Windows and cache bugs screw, or just screw will require a low-level format.Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Eugene Palenock To Costa Pilnik 21 February 2002

Hello Costa! 13 Feb 02 08:37, Costa Pilnik -> Konstantin Butorin: CP> IMHO the bar is in charge! transfer reaches up to 7mb Haven’t you seen any more normal screws? And now it’s already 2002... I have a 40gb IBM 5400 and a 40gb Fudjitsu 5400 transfer from pancakes at 30mb/s. And those 7200 - they generally have almost 40 MB/s. Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Alex Letaev To Eugene Palenock 23 February 2002

Hi Eugene! 21 Feb 02, Eugene Palenock -> Wladimir Bulchukey: WB>> The screw on the server has crashed! :-(((((( EP> It was necessary to install 2 pieces on a regular IDE RAID. The price is about the same EP> would have worked. If one propeller flies in a raid, the information is that. Then you need to make a mirror. WB>> You can also buy CDRW, perhaps... EP> What kind of hardware? In general, in theory you need 233 MHz, and at least 32 MB... Do you need so much PackCD? Best regards, Alex

From Vladimir Larkov To Eugene Palenock 27 February 2002

Hello Eugene! Thu 21-Feb-2002 14:37, you (500:95/468@ZXNet) wrote a letter to Costa Pilnik: CP>> IMHO the bar is in charge! transfer reaches up to 7mb EP> Haven’t you seen any more normal screws? And now it’s already 2002... EP> I have 40gb IBM 5400 and 40gb Fudjitsu 5400 transfer from pancakes at 30mb/s EP> have. EP> And those 7200 - they generally have almost 40Mb/s. I have a new ibm, which is Vancouver, 40 gigabytes per pancake, at the beginning it gives out 47 mb/sec. With best wishes, Vladimir.

From Vladimir Larkov To Eugene Palenock 27 February 2002

Hello Eugene! Fri 22-Feb-2002 05:40, you (500:95/468@ZXNet) wrote a letter to Artem O. Kozakov: AK>> not a single modern low-level format screw requires it. never. EP> Yep. Especially IBM DTLA, which I will soon format 3 times dtla is a separate, special song. When mentioning him in the presence For technical department workers, the gag reflex is absolutely guaranteed. With best wishes, Vladimir.