Re: Help with SBB in BA353
From: Rich Jordan (duodec_at_speakeasy.net)
Date: 08/09/04
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Date: Sun, 08 Aug 2004 21:56:52 -0500
ssj152 (stuart) wrote:
> "Thorsten Hahn" <Hahn0man@t-online.de> wrote in message
> news:cf6a90$vr6$03$1@news.t-online.com...
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have a DEC "StorageWorks BA353 Desktop Expansion Unit" and a DS-RZ1DB-VW
>>9,1 GB SBB. HDD has power and starts, but I cannot see her at my
>
> VaxStation.
>
>>Trying the disk internal with SCA-Adapter everything is fine.
>>
>>Printed on the SBB: For use with 300 Series Shelf or other devices as
>>specified in manual (I donīt have the manual). Is the SBB broken or wonīt
>
> it
>
>>run in this enclosure?
>>
>>The BA353 is o.k., SCSI-ID etc is checked also.
>>
>>Greetings from Germany
>>Thorsten
>>
>>
>>
>
> Thorsten,
>
> As best as I can remember, the 353 enclosures don't supply sufficient
> cooling to use drives > 4 gb. I have no idea whether there is anything in
> the SBB or the 353 to keep the 9.1 gb drive from working electrically (I
> assume it would soon overheat).
>
> Some VaxStations (3100, etc.) won't boot from a drive that big, I don't know
> if the SCSI interface can "see" them.
>
> I have lots of the 353 enclosures, but don't have any SBB's > 4.1 gb, so I
> can't try to duplicate the problem for you.
>
> Stuart Johnson
> //ssj152
>
>
Pretty sure the BA353 is also a narrow-only enclosure, with no support
for a wide device like yours. The cooling problem is real; only 5400RPM
drives were supported in that enclosure.
Rich
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