On Mon, 17 Aug 1998, James L. Rice wrote:
> Tandy used XT IDE on the Tandy 1000 series called a "Smartdrive". i
> think it was ST157A/X for 16/8 bit switchable. There was a controller
> card with onboard bios for controlling the drives.
>
> James
Seagate's listing does not reflect an ST157A/X, so unless it was
something OEM'd for Tandy, it would more likely have been an ST325A/X,
ST351A/X, or ST352A/X.
- don
> > Wow. I didn't know that anybody besides Commodore ever used XT IDE. I have
> > a couple of WD-98???-X drives, one in a Commodore Colt that I use for
>
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