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> In case anyone was wondering: the original drive problems that
> provoked this thread were thermal shutdown problems.  He has
> been running the machine with an extra fan for the drive, and
> the problem has not recurred.
> 
> FYI: it was a Quantum drive... it would have been obvious from
> that that the problem was thermal.  8-).

umm i'm looking into buying a Quantum bigfoot 6.4gig for personal use
bad idea?