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Subject: Re: ORB drives
> > Performance is not a major issue, reliability is, both drive and media.
>
> If the above is true, then in my opinion - DON'T EVEN CONSIDER DOING
THIS!!!
>
> ALL drives our company has sold h
I may purchase one
myself in fact.
On Tue, 9 May 2000, erik wrote:
> I havent had any experience with the orb drives, but I tried the same
> thing with the syquest drives. They were made by a different company,
> but thier CEO is the same person. syquest went out of business
> because th
> Performance is not a major issue, reliability is, both drive and media.
If the above is true, then in my opinion - DON'T EVEN CONSIDER DOING THIS!!!
ALL drives our company has sold have come back broken, Castlewood's web
support/e-mail support is non-existant and they've cost us and our custom
I havent had any experience with the orb drives, but I tried the same
thing with the syquest drives. They were made by a different company,
but thier CEO is the same person. syquest went out of business
because their drives werent that great. At first they got great write
ups, and I decided to
Hi all
Does anyone have any experience using Orb removable drives with linux?
They have both SCSI and EIDE verisons. The capacity is about 2 GB.
They are made by Castlewood Systems, Inc.
Performance is not a major issue, reliability is, both drive and media.
I am thinking about using them in s
