From: steffen@udolph.com   
      
   Hi Rick,   
      
   yup, shipping is cost prohibitive over the pond. But the DPES-31080 is   
   also available here. Currently, there is a DSAS-3540 in my P75. However,   
   it is not recognized. When I boot from the reference disk, it finds the   
   SCSI adapter, but when I go to the SCSI configuration page, I get a   
   message that the adapter is not available. A new autoconfiguration does   
   not change anything. The hard disk is terminated, the 3 term packs are   
   set on the mainboard, but no terminator is connected to the external   
   port. Could this be the problem?   
      
   And maybe I get a late Christmas Present from Peter:-)   
   Cheers/2   
   SteffenWolf   
      
      
   On 23.01.2025 19:19, Rick Ekblaw wrote:   
   > Peter, if you don't find the cable, I do have a spare 33F4606 sitting in   
   > my SCSI cable tote.  However, as I'm on the "wrong" side of the   
   > Atlantic, the shipping price will make one's eyes water.  I also have   
   > FRU 92F0057 terminators.   
   >   
   > I still have a few narrow SCSI drives that didn't sell in my last   
   > offering period, 1 IBM DPEA-31080 (1080MB) P/N 84G9435, 1 IBM DPES-31080   
   > (1080MB) P/N 85G3666 and 2 Sigma Data Quick Easy Disk QED/8S-540 (540MB)   
   > that are rebadged Fujitsu M2684SAU drives.  Again, the price to ship to   
   > Berlin would be painful, but if someone in the USA wants one or more of   
   > these drives the shipping price will be much more reasonable.  If anyone   
   > has an interest, let me know via (last name) AT juno dot com.  I will   
   > need to retest these drives, they were tested and known working about 2   
   > years ago, which is plenty of time for new failures to creep in.   
   >   
   > As I recall, the P75 hard drive bay space is so tight that a SCSI wide-   
   > to-narrow adapter will not fit, which is unfortunate as I have a small   
   > pile of wide 36GB New/Old-Stock drives.   
      
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