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Thanks John. He ordered one bracket ($65) to see if it's feasible. I'll keep everyone posted as to the results. We don't plan to bother with the 2GB drives -- we're after the eight 4GB drives going to waste in the unused 620. If you know where we can get some brackets for the 170 at a cheaper price, that would be great! Peter Dow Dow Software Services, Inc. 909 793-9050 voice 909 522-3214 cellular 909 793-4480 fax ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Ross" <jross-ml@netshare400.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:20 AM Subject: RE: 510 v 170 disk drives > I pulled 4.19 gig drives out of a 170 and put in a 620 no problem. And he > had some 4.19 that where pulled out of a 2?? or 3?? (i think) and had these > converted to fit in the 620. I have a couple of the brackets (no I do not > want to sell them) See pictures at > http://www.opensource400.org/images/Mvc-001s.jpg > http://www.opensource400.org/images/Mvc-002s.jpg > http://www.opensource400.org/images/Mvc-003s.jpg > http://www.opensource400.org/images/Mvc-004s.jpg > http://www.opensource400.org/images/Mvc-005s.jpg > > Some of the drives I have put in my 170 had an angle bracket on the side > like in the picture and some have been start on the side. > > I also ordered 6713 from IBM for a 170 and it was in a huge case, I found > out they are called 6813 for the 170, even if everything says it is a 6713. > > I would take one of the 2 gigs apart first, they can not be used in a 170 > and see what the drive looks like. And have him send a couple of pictures > of the kits to see if they will fit those drives. The 2 gigs would work in > the 620 and would of fit the kits, but because of raid and space in the 620 > they where not put in to the 620. This 620 had the expansion on it. > > And see > http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/pubs/html/as400/v4r5/ic2924/v4r5hwpdf/pdf/eng6 8074.pdf > > when you are ready to put them in the 170. > > I am not saying it will work, just what I have experienced. > > And let me know how it works out.
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