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                                 Compliments of


                 The  P e r S t o r   S u p p o r t    B o a r d


                               FidoNet  1:102/523

                               AlterNet 7:401/523







                 DRIVES NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE 

             WITH THE PERSTOR 200 SERIES CONTROLLERS 



CMI brand drives                Vertex brand drives


Fujitsu brand drives            Quantum brand drives


Tandon brand drives             Shugart Model 225


Priam brand drives (except model ID45H and ID130)


Seagate ST225 (revision 002 and below)

        ST4038

        ST4026

        ST4053

        ST251 MLC-2


Any  drive having a window margin of less than plus or minus 30ns 

out  of  a  100ns window when measured on a  Flexstar  or  Wilson 

tester.

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