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From: Conor Dixon <conor@bigwoop.vicor-nb.com>
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To: julian@whistle.com, scsi@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject: barracuda 4.3gig SCSI
Cc: jason@idiom.com
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yesterday you recieved mail about one of our SCSI disks which was
misbehaving. Well jason took it to a place that recovers disks
and they pronounced the drive irretrievably lost due to 
mechanical problems, so there was nothing FreeBSD coulda done to talk to it.
thanks for your time and support
Conor


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