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Old 01-16-2008, 04:39 PM
arthur wouk
 
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Default seagate ST3200011A in a blade 100: how much can i use?

i recently acquired an sun blade 100 whose only drive is an ST320011A in the
first drive slot. when i installed the os (solaris 10 6/06), it was
recognized as a 20gig drive. but when i search for information about it, i
learn that it is a 200gig drive, exactly as the seafate naming conventions
imply (the gamers use these).

how do i get more out of this drive? i can't reformat it from, itself.
i believe that 137gigs are the maximum i can expect, from what i have read.

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Old 01-16-2008, 04:39 PM
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Default correction Re: seagate ST3200011A in a blade 100: how much can i use?

there is an ST200011A according to what google found, and it is 200gigs.
although seagate doesn't believe it. but what i have is an ST320011A.
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Old 01-16-2008, 04:39 PM
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Default Re: correction Re: seagate ST3200011A in a blade 100: how much can i use?


arthur wouk wrote:
> there is an ST200011A according to what google found, and it is 200gigs.
> although seagate doesn't believe it. but what i have is an ST320011A.
> --
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> getting out of bed in the morning is an act of false confidence
> - jules feifer
> to email me, delete blackhole. from my return address


Yes the Hardware IDE controler in trhe SB 100 is limited to 137 GB
disks.
There is no use ( and alot of problems ) trying to install anything
bigger than standard 120 GB drivers.

//lars

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Old 01-16-2008, 04:41 PM
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Default Re: seagate ST3200011A in a blade 100: how much can i use?

> i recently acquired an sun blade 100 whose only drive is an ST320011A in
the
> first drive slot. when i installed the os (solaris 10 6/06), it was
> recognized as a 20gig drive. but when i search for information about it, i
> learn that it is a 200gig drive, exactly as the seafate naming conventions
> imply (the gamers use these).
>
> how do i get more out of this drive? i can't reformat it from, itself.
> i believe that 137gigs are the maximum i can expect, from what i have

read.

The Seagate ST320011A sold under Sun P/N 370-4327 is a 20.1 GB 7200 RPM IDE
drive.

Now if Seagate actually made a model with the extra '0' you have in the
Subject: line, then it would probably be in the 200 GB range. However, the
Sun Blade 100 would likely only see the 137 GB or so you mentioned.

Trinean


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