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  3. April 2004

Re: Sequel to our 40S troubles

> If your 6607 is larger than your 6606, then you have the oldest type of
> 6607.  IBM has used at least 3 types of drives for the 6607.  The others
> are standard size.

That figures. And I checked all of our spare 6607s (the sister machine to
the 510 we inherited from a customer [2 cabinets, one with a hat] that is
our production machine is a 500 we use as a parts-bank), and they're all
of the 1 9/16" variety.

Funny thing is, our trusty old D02 that's been with the company longer
than I have (and whose internal UPS died some years ago, making noises
that raised a false alarm about impending disk crashes) has NEVER lost a
drive, whereas our 40S, 170, and 510 have ALL lost drives. I guess they
don't make 'em like they used to.

I'm definitely glad we MIRROR EVERYTHING on the 40S, 170, and 510! Too bad
we can't have a parity group OF mirrored pairs. Or multi-mirroring.

--
JHHL

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