On Mon, 5 Jan 1998, Uncle Roger wrote:
> First off, though not quite 10 years, I'd love to find an affordable 3.5"
> ESDI hard drive in the 100-500mb range for my PS/2 model 70 lunchbox.
>
> Second, Does anyone know when the various hard drive interfaces were
> developed? The ones I can think of include:
>
> MFM (early 80's?) | You are confusing interfaces with recording schemes.
> RLL (late 80's?) | These are actually recording schemes usually on a
> SCSI (late 70's?) \ an ST-506 interface. RLL is also used with
> ESDI (?) \other interfaces including ESDI, SCSI, and IDE.
> IDE
- don
>
> any others? Thanks...
>
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>
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