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Disk problems well known at IBM

Hello,

I just got the following information from a newsletter:

And we just have replaced all of our 20 6718 disk drives - hoping that our
problems will cease..

Regards,

Oliver

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LEAD STORY
"IBM has recalled 10K RPM xSeries disks"
In March, before the DASD Availability Fixpack was
available for OS/400 servers, IBM issued a recall to
replace certain 9 GB, 18 GB and 36 GB 10K RPM disk drives.
These disks, which adhere to the Ultra160 SCSI standard,
have a product ID of DDYS and were installed in xSeries and
Netfinity Intel-based servers after Aug. 1, 2000.

SOURCE: The Four Hundred
http://www.midrangeserver.com/tfh/TFH-09-04-2001.html#2

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