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> 1) How many system buses you have. > 2) How many disk controllers you have. > 3) The distribution of disk controllers on your buses. > 3) What other high speed devices share a bus with a disk controller. > 4) How many disk arms are attached to each disk controller. > 5) How many disk controllers + arms are in each disk ASP. > 6) Whether you think you have a disk arm problem. > 7) How you can tell you have a disk arm problem. > > Thanks a bunch, > > -- Charly I don't understand, with these tiny drives and RAM as cheap as it is, why someone has brought out an AS/400 compatible drive with 30 or 60 GB of RAM cache. I'm doing a SCSI tape emulator on the AS/400, but I suppose there is nothing like an AS/400 SCSI disk attach. Brad Jensen
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