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Subject: Re: Any help greatly appreciated
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Now there is a problem concerning a quantum SCSI disk, namely a
 * "QUANTUM FIREBALL_TM1080S"
 * 
 * This is supposed to be a 2.1 gig drive which worries me because I thought
 * it was supposed to show 2110 instead of 1080.. but I have to rely on
 * what the remote company (I'm not a USA redident) says
 * (searching the quantum site doesn't clearly give information regarding this)

You need to look in the "archive" section.

  http://www.quantum.com/products/archive/fireball540/

It says the TM1080S is a 1GB drive with SCSI interface.

 * They've informed me the drive shows:
 * "sd1(NCR0:1:0): NOT READY asc:4,d5 Vendor Specific ASCQ, FALIURE"
 * and then later on:
 * "sd1: could not get size"

Sorry, can't help you on that one.  Sounds very much like the drive
died though.

Satoshi