On Wed, Jun 1, 2016 at 10:36 AM, Jerry Kemp <ot...@oryx.us> wrote: > We have recently had activity on the list discussing AT&T 3b2 related > stuff, then earlier today we have had discussions concerning the SCSI2SD > drive replacement hardware. > > I was reviewing the online documentation for SCSI2SD, specifically here: > > <http://www.codesrc.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=SCSI2SD> > > and I specifically see that the AT&T 3B2/600 is supported. > > Many years ago, when I was administering 3b2's, I had always remembered > those 327 Mb drives were a PITA getting those replaced thru my supply > system. > > ...... > > Wondering if anyone here is using SCSI2SD on their 3b2's, and if so, what > are your experiences? Hopefully working well?
I have my 3B2/600 running off of a SCSI2SD (from an image taken from my original dying 327MB Seagate Wren drive) and it runs like a champ. I think I'm the guy who reported success to the SCSI2SD site for this particular machine. We also have our 3B2/600 at the Living Computer Museum running off of one. I've found the SCSI2SD to be extremely useful in a number of situations. Most recently I've gotten an HP/Apollo 425T (which demands a SCSI-1 drive amongst other things) happily running off of one. - Josh > > > Jerry >
