>> ALL MV/VS3100s are SCSI some may have the TLZ30 tape or RX23 floppy in them.
>>
>Didn't the very first 3100's have MFM controllers? I could have sworn that
>I've heard that they did, but I've never seen such a beast.
Yes, the first 3100's had MFM controllers, and half-height MFM drives
(RD31, RD32) in them. They also had a 34-pin floppy interface to a
non-SCSI RX23. Then came models that had *both* MFM and SCSI interfaces.
The latest ones had two SCSI interfaces, and used a SCSI-fied RX23 in
them.
>One with a TLZ30 (Tape drive for TK50's) or a CD-ROM would be nice. Mine
>has the RX23, and I quite honestly have no idea what use the floppy drive
>is.
True, the RX23 doesn't have a lot of use. You can't even (officially)
build a standalone backup kit on it.
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Received on Tue Nov 30 1999 - 19:18:36 GMT