SCSI Solution

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nslogo.jpgThanks to my boss, who brought in a vintage 1996 CD-ROM drive, I'm now happily upgrading my NeXTStation to OpenStep 4.2. This drive has no problem reading the CD-R that failed on the other mechanism, so I'll chalk it up to a dusty lens or some other age-related failure.

This upgrade is really just to prove the drive can read the disc for long periods of time; I have a much larger, quieter SCSI drive I eventually want to be the main drive for this system. At a whopping 4gigs, it will need to be carefully partitioned to avoid running into OpenStep's myriad limitations of 1 and 2 gigabytes, depending on the phases of the moon and which patch level you're running.

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Peter Leonard
Graduate student in Scandinavian Literature at the University of Washington.

2007-08: Fulbright Fellow & Guest Researcher at Uppsala University's Centre for Multiethnic Research.

Spring 2007: Exchange student in Nordic Literature at the University of Copenhagen, Scan|Design Fellow. Intern at Museum Tusculanums Forlag, the University Press.

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