#scsi hard drives

[serverdiskdrives]

Seagate 1TB SATA ST1000LM024 Laptop Hard Drive

Seagate Samsung SpinPoint ST1000LM024 offers a generous capacity 1Tb with a fast rotational speed of 5400rpm and an 8Mb Internal Cache. This hard drive is perfect for a laptop computer, gaming devices, or for external storage. Truly reliable and performance-driven hard drive. This is a perfect hard drive for laptop computers, tablet PCs, and extra storage with an external storage device (optional). Samsung SpinPoint ST1000LM024 has SATA Native Command Queuing which enables the drive to read data in the most efficient manner by sequencing the data hence overall improved performance. In addition, it is equipped with Load/Unload Head Technology hence increasing the mechanical reliability of the disk drive. Furthermore, these hard drives have features like SilentSeek™ and NoiseGuard™ making it quiet, high-performance, and reliable hard drives for your equipment.

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Enterprise Hard Disk Market Statistics, Segment, Trends and Forecast to 2032

An enterprise hard disk is a type of high-performance storage device designed for use in enterprise-level environments, where reliability, durability, and fast data access speeds are critical. These hard disks are typically used in servers, data centers, and other high-performance computing applications, where they are used to store large amounts of data and provide fast access to that data.

Enterprise hard disks are typically available in both SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) and SATA (Serial ATA) interfaces, and they come in a range of storage capacities. They are also designed to operate in high-temperature and high-vibration environments, which makes them suitable for use in data centers and other industrial settings.

One key feature of enterprise hard disks is their high reliability. They are designed with advanced error correction mechanisms and other technologies to minimize the risk of data loss due to hardware failure. Many enterprise hard disks also come with built-in redundancy features, such as RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks), which provides additional protection against data loss.

The estimated market size for the Enterprise Hard Disc Drives (HDD) Market is provided in terms of both value (million USD) and volume (K Units). Enterprise Hard Disc Drives (HDD) market size has been estimated and validated using both top-down and bottom-up methodologies. These approaches have also been used to estimate the size of numerous additional dependent submarkets within the overall market. Secondary research has been used to identify the major market participants, and primary and secondary research has been used to estimate their market shares. Both confirmed secondary sources and primary sources have been used to calculate all percentage shares, splits, and breakdowns.

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Global Enterprise Hard Disk Market: By Company • Seagate • Western Digital • Toshiba • Eaget • Lenovo • Founder Global Enterprise Hard Disk Market: By Type • External Hard Drives • Internal Hard Drives Global Enterprise Hard Disk Market: By Application • For Desktop • For Notebook • For Server Global Enterprise Hard Disk Market: Regional Analysis All the regional segmentation has been studied based on recent and future trends, and the market is forecasted throughout the prediction period. The countries covered in the regional analysis of the Global Enterprise Hard Disk market report are U.S., Canada, and Mexico in North America, Germany, France, U.K., Russia, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, and Rest of Europe in Europe, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Rest of Asia-Pacific (APAC) in the Asia-Pacific (APAC), Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa (MEA) as a part of Middle East and Africa (MEA), and Argentina, Brazil, and Rest of South America as part of South America.

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🇯🇵 The Sony NEWS (Network Engineering Workstation) is a series of UNIX-based workstations and servers developed by Sony Corporation. Introduced in 1987, the NEWS series represented Sony's ambitious entry into the high-performance computing market, targeting professionals in engineering, scientific research, and academia.

💾 In the late 1980s, the computing world was rapidly evolving with a growing demand for powerful workstations capable of handling complex tasks. Sony, primarily known for its consumer electronics, ventured into this niche market with the NEWS series to provide high-end workstations for network computing and engineering applications. The initial model, the NEWS NWS-800, was unveiled in 1987. It was designed to compete with established UNIX workstations from companies like Sun Microsystems and Silicon Graphics.

💻 The early Sony NEWS models were based on the MIPS architecture, a series of RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) processors known for their performance efficiency. Later models transitioned to other architectures, including the Intel x86 family. The NEWS series ran on a customized version of UNIX, providing a robust and versatile environment for software development, data processing, and scientific computations. The workstations boasted impressive processing power for their time. For instance, the NWS-800 featured a 16.67 MHz R3000A processor and supported up to 24 MB of RAM, which was substantial in the late 1980s.

🖥 High-resolution graphics capabilities were a standout feature of the NEWS series, catering to applications requiring detailed visual representations, such as CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and multimedia development. As the name suggests, network engineering was a core focus. The NEWS workstations were designed with advanced networking capabilities, including support for various networking protocols, which was critical for collaborative engineering projects and research. The machines were equipped with sizable storage options, including SCSI hard drives and support for external storage devices, ensuring ample space for large datasets and software applications.

⚙️ The Sony NEWS workstations found use in numerous specialized fields. They were particularly popular in academic research labs, animation studios, and engineering firms where high computational power and graphical capabilities were essential. Despite their advanced features, the NEWS series faced stiff competition from other established UNIX workstation manufacturers. However, they carved out a niche market due to Sony's reputation for quality and innovation. Over time, the landscape of computing evolved, and the demand for proprietary workstations diminished in favor of more standardized PC-based systems. Sony eventually discontinued the NEWS line, but the series left a lasting impression on the high-performance workstation market.

🌐 The Sony NEWS series represents a fascinating chapter in the history of computing, showcasing Sony's foray into the realm of high-performance workstations. With its robust UNIX environment, advanced graphics, and strong network capabilities, the NEWS series was a testament to Sony's engineering prowess and innovation during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Today, it remains a memorable part of the evolution of workstations, reflecting the dynamic nature of technological advancement.

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🎉 💻🍎✨ Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh - Limited-edition Apple computer (1997)

The Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh (or "TAM") is a limited-edition personal computer released in 1997 to mark Apple's 20th birthday. The TAM was announced almost 20 years to the day after Jobs and Wozniak incorporated the company.

The TAM featured a 250 MHz PowerPC 603ev processor and 12.1" active matrix LCD powered by an ATI 3D Rage II video chipset with 2 MB of VRAM capable of displaying up to 16-bit color at either 800x600 or 640x480 pixels. It had a vertically mounted 4x SCSI CD-ROM and an Apple floppy SuperDrive, a 2 GB ATA hard drive, a TV/FM tuner, an S-Video input card, and a custom-made Bose sound system including two "Jewel" speakers and a subwoofer built into the externally located power supply "base unit".

A thick "umbilical" cable connects the base unit to the head unit, supplying both power, and communications for the subwoofer.

This one was a lot of fun to photo, put together, and check out the video - rare footage!

[andmaybegayer]

Set up a nextcloud backed by a 1TB Hetzner storage box on my server. Fio benchmarks on that say it gets "pretty normal hard drive access over the network" performance which is fine, that's all I need. Hetzner boxes are just little Samba/DAV/SSH fileshares and while it'd be nice if they were doing virtual SCSI or something it's fine.

I wouldn't use it as my only backup but the plan is to use this to back up my photos which are currently manually backed up to external drives and backblaze, and eventually to move those to a local NAS.

Nextcloud is weird. It's very smooth, shockingly well put together, you can see where they're selling to industry and where that trickles down. A lot of user management stuff and synchronization.

Still needs some setup but I am interested to try and run either Nextcloud Memories or Digikam against the box. My home internet is 10Mbps up so uploading all my photos will take uhhhhhh 9+ days this is probably what will get me to talk to Vodafone about getting their service.

You can do calling! Which is cool. I have run various self-hosted chat servers on various protocols for like three people to use over the years but never anything with audio or video.

[trentreznorfanboy]

part 2 of the cool interview, and some more pics :>

“Pro-file: Nailing a New Look” pt 2

Q&A with Trent Reznor and Rob Shriden about All That Could Have Been

By Mathew Honen for Macworld on February 1st, 2002

This is a continuation of my previous post, the rest of the interview, and some pictures to go along. I enjoyed reading this interview, they talk about something I don’t see a lot, I hope you enjoy.

Q: What was the experience of using DVD Studio Pro like?

Sheridan: At one point during the set, there are these three giant video screens that come down behind the band and project these incredible videos that Bill Viola [did for us]. During that portion of the set on the DVD, it's cutting between wide and tight shots and shots of Trent singing. But because these screens were so amazing looking, we thought it would be great to be able to switch between an angle where you could just watch the screen and then back to the cut showing the band playing.

Reznor: There some extra things in there that we shouldn't get into too much because over time they'll be revealed. But there are a lot of little hacks into the OS of the DVD, menus that you think pop up differently than they did the last time, to try and make the whole experience immersive. It was fun to be able to see what you could do with the medium and actually do it.

Q: Didn't you record Pretty Hate Machine on a Mac?

Reznor: Yeah, I've had a Mac since the very first one. I was also using a Commodore 64 for MIDI. At the time of Pretty Hate Machine, I had a Mac Plus. I did all the sequencing of that record on that. With Broken, Studio Vision had come out. That was the first marriage of MIDI and digital audio, and that forever changed the way I was going to record. Now that it's gone from recording everything on tape with a few things on the computer to recording everything on the computer, it's really changed the roles of a lot of people in the studio. The programmer's job is much more the engineer now. All the engineers now have to know Pro Tools.

Q: After providing the music for Quake, are you scoring any more games?

Reznor: I've been discussing things with Id Software for Doom III. It's not formalized at this point, but it's something I really want to do. When I did Quake, we were still questioning if the audio was going to be streamed off of CD, which if it wasn't was incredibly limiting. But with as interactive as things are now, and as immersive as the engine they've been working on is graphically, and some of the program is so moody; it's like scoring a film. Yet it's much more intense than a film because it doesn't always go the same way, it has to be interactive. Plus the mood of the game is so dark and evil, it's interesting to me.

Q: What kind of rig do you have in your studio?

Reznor: I set this up several years ago to Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar. It's an SSL analog big console, and we've moved away from two 48-track analog tape to everything being recorded on hard disk. We have 72 tracks of in-and-out ProTools hardware. The main computer in there right now is an 867MHz G4 with 1GB of RAM and several fast SCSI cards. We still use SCSI drives. We have a few of them laying around to always have at least two 36GBs online at all times, and we have a big tape backup system that backs us up every night. We have a secondary Mac in the control room as well that we use for software synthesis and running through plug-ins in real time. I think the coolest thing that's happened in the last few years is with synthesizers going virtual. That's why we have another Mac that's just up to run things in real time, running Reason or Reactor, or a number of software samplers like Battery or Absynth. Reason is from Propellerhead--it's spectacular. There's a lot of gear just being reduced to a PowerBook.

Q: Do you have a Titanium PowerBook?

Reznor: I'm about to as soon as I can get Apple to give me one. In the meantime I've got a gasoline-powered 500MHz G3.

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Crusty Lives!

Crusty the Macintosh SE was repaired at VCF Midwest 18 by CJ. Maybe not completely, but well enough to make it try to boot intermittently. Parts of the machine were cleaned with a brush and in lieu of isopropyl alcohol,

Old Bay vodka.

Following the power supply repair/replacement, many of the socketed elements required that pins be cleaned and reseated. Some of the garbage sockets were outright replaced. The clock crystal also failed, and the BBU (Bob Baily Unit, one of the VLSI parts does many important timing related tasks) was intermittent, so it needed to be swapped for another.

The original SCSI hard drive was replaced by a modern SD card implementation, but it still has some problems to overcome before it's able to boot consistently. Initially, the project was planned to end after this VCF, but that plan has since been revised. To what extent additional repair attempts will be made to crusty is not yet set in stone, but here's what we know right now:

More shitty sockets will be swapped out, the SCSI bus will be troubleshot, the floppy controller (IWM) will be repaired, and probably a few other faults will be found in the process. They haven't yet given up on this poor little Mac SE

Crusty, the Macintosh SE

Crusty was found in a scrapper's yard, having sat out in the rain for quite some time. It was rescued from that yard, and was pretty damaged internally, rusted and not great. It was neither worth repairing, nor had anything to salvage to repair other machines, minus a stick of RAM. Hard drive was seized up, motherboard wasn't great, etc.

Surprisingly, it didn't take much to get it to run 2 years ago at VCF East in 2021. Seeing as there was nothing to lose, the owner then buried in the dirt for a year, excavating it just before VCF East in 2022. It was brought to the show, cleaned off enough to see what was going on, and miraculously, it ran again! Following the event, it was then unceremoniously kicked into a lake where it sat for 8 months, before being extracted prior to the first freeze that could have destroyed the picture tube. It sat in a barn until VCF East this year.

What you see here is how it arrived at the show, followed by the crowd of folks who gathered to watch this chaotic repair attempt by a friend of the owner. It was cleaned slightly, then signed by a number of youtubers, before an attempted diagnostic and repair was attempted. Sadly, the power supply was beyond saving. A donor supply was attached, but it too was broken.

Crusty will return at VCF Midwest later this year, to be repaired at the show with the right replacement parts.

[serverdiskdrives]

Things to be Noted When Purchasing Hard Drives

Are you thinking to purchase a hard drive for yourself? If yes, then we would say that there are a few things that need to be kept in the mind before making the purchase for it. There are so many things like specifications, companies to purchase from, and many more that you need to keep in your mind. So, know about things properly before you purchase hard drives for yourself.

Here is the post that can help you with the best. So, just dive intothe depth of the article and get details.

Know about the familiar companies: As all of you might know that there are so many companies in the market that can let you have the drives. But do you know that purchasing from any random company would not make your money worth it? This is because you don’t know whether the products that the random company is selling are good or not. To purchase from the best company, you need to search for the most familiar companies for your hard drive purchase. Hence, this is the most important thing that needs to be noted before the final order.

Are you searching for an hpe power supply? If yes, then the best place that we would recommend you to make your purchase from is Server Disk Drivers. This is one of the best companies that can let people choose the best items as per their budget and costs. Moreover, the best thing is that you can easily order the item online just by sitting at your home only. Try the services of this company today only, if you are interested in purchasing a drive.

Type of drive needed: There are two types of hard drives HDD and SSD. Both of the drives are different from one another, so before randomly making your purchase it is necessary for you to know about the different types of drives. The basic difference between these drives is that Solid State Drive stores the data in integrated circuits and a Hard Disk Drive stores data magnetically. Basically, you need to know your requirements and consider the type of drive that can suit you the best. So, know the things about both the drives properly and select the one that you want.

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Check the prices properly: All the drives that you choose and see are available at different prices in-store and online stores. Checking the prices properly of the drives would let you know whether the item is there fitting your pocket or not. In case, the drive is there in your budget, then it’s well otherwise you need to choose some other drive as per your affordability and budget. Try checking out the prices today only, if you are interested in purchasing the hard drive for your purposes.

Do you want to have Cisco Hard Drives? The best company that would let you have the best products at good rates is Server Disk Drivers. Yes, you are hearing that the right purchasing from this company means that you are giving the best to your devices. All the items available here are very much good in quality and affordable too. So, if you are interested, you should try ordering today only. However, to know more about Server Disk Drivers, you need to check the website.

Warranty and guarantee are crucial: Whenever you are purchasing any hard drive, then are the times when you need to note the warranty and guarantee properly. This is important thing because there are times when the drive creates a problem or gets damaged due to some problems. So, these are the times when you can get your item repaired and replaced if having proper warranties and guarantees. Try to have the best for yourself, if you are seriously interested in having a drive.

Hence, these are some of the most important things that you need to note properly when you are interested in purchasing a hard drive for yourself. To have more details you can let us know through the comments.

Till the time stay connected to read more such informative articles.

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La historia de Iomega

Iomega se fundó en abril de 1980 (y comenzó a mercadear sus productos iniciales en septiembre del mismo año) y se hizo conocida por su primer dispositivo de almacenamiento llamado Bernoulli Box de 10 Mb vendido en 1982.

En septiembre 21 de 1987 comenzó a despachar los primeros modelos de la segunda generación e Bernoulli Box II de 20 Mb. Meses después el de 44 Mb.

En Julio 21 de 1991, la de 90 Mb. En Octubre 12 de 1992 el Bernoulli MultiDisk 150, dos años después el 230 (150 y 230 Mb respectivamente).

Su creciente línea de productos se definió por su enfoque establecido en 1994 de "ayudar a las personas a administrar sus cosas". 

Se enfocaron en el mercado de pequeñas oficinas y oficinas en el hogar y luego persiguieron el mercado emergente de la fotografía digital, que necesitaba dispositivos de almacenamiento más grandes. 

El principal competidor de Iomega en el creciente mercado de discos extraíbles fue SyQuest Technology, que ya no pudo mantener el ritmo y cerró y parte de su infraestructura fue adquirida por Iomega en enero de 1999.

Había distintos dispositivos de esta marca. Por orden de aparición están:

La cinta de respaldo Ditto en enero de 1995.

El más conocido fue el Zip disk de 100 Mb (marzo de 1995.

En diciembre de 1995 el Jaz Drive de 1 Gb.

En noviembre de 1997 el Click! De 40 Mb, renombrado PocketZip para evitar demandas colectivas por el “Click de la muerte” En 2001 sale el de 100 Mb.

Febrero de 1998 sale a al luz el Jaz de 2 Gb.

En diciembre de 1998 las unidades ZIP de 250 Mb.

y diciembre de 1999 vemos la primer unidad CD-RW interna.

En diciembre de 1998 Iomega compra una manufacturera de dispositivos de almacenamiento francesa llamada Nomaï que fabricaba el XHD 100 (una unidad y discos de 100 Mb muy similares al Zip)

El HipZip hace su aparición en septiembre 22 del 2000.

En diciembre la unidad de grabación de CD externa Predator.

En marzo de 2001 comienzan a vender sus unidades NAS (que originan un fallo catastrófico al exponer archivos de los usuarios que poseían estas unidades al filtrarse en internet).

En abril de 2002 salen a la venta las primeras unidades de disco duro externo portables. 

En agosto las unidades Zip de 750 Mb.

En 2004 los últimos drive llamados Rev de 30, 70, 90 y 120 Gb (2010) que terminaron de cimentar la tumba de Iomega.

Las unidades Zip salieron primero al mercado para usuarios Mac, internos y externos con interfase SCSI, luego en PC con puedo paralelo y al final con interfase USB.

A finales de los 90s enfrentó dos dilemas: La competencia del CD-RW, mas barato y menos problemático. Y luego el “click de la muerte” que hacia que las unidades hicieran inservibles los discos de 100 Mb.

En enero del 98 llegaban reportes de dispositivos de 100 Mb que causaban desalineamiento de los cabezales (como el la disquetera 1541 de la Commodore!). Esto causaba que perdieras tus datos de tus disco ZIP.

Para rematar las filtraciones de las unidades NAS, las fallas en los discos portátiles eGo y que todo mundo que tenía un Zip, los cambiaron por unidades de grabación de CD/DVD.

En 2008, la empresa fue vendida a EMC Corporation por 213 millones de dólares, que luego colaboró con Lenovo, y finalmente adquirida por Dell en 2013. 

En 2010 celebraron 30 años con la salida de las unidades NAS StorCenter y Skin Hard Drive ala serie IX de los discos Cloud Edition.

En 2013, Iomega fue renombrado LenovoEMC, y aunque poseen la mayoría de las acciones, la marca como tal de Iomega desapareció del mercado.

Y tu ¿Aun conservas algunos discos Zip p productos Iomega? Yo en la personal tengo cientos de estos discos, varias unidades 100 y 250 del Zip una unidad externa Predator.

[nixcraft]

Lmao

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Hard Disk Sentinel Standard (HDSentinel) este un software de monitorizare și analiză multi-OS SSD și HDD. Scopul său este de a testa, diagnostica, de a găsi si repara problemele de hard disk drive, de a afisa rapoarte de sănătate pentru SSD și HDD, degradări de performanță și defectiuni. Hard Disk Sentinel oferă Descriere textuală completă, afișează sfaturi  / rapoarte complete cu informații referitor la hard disk-uri (HDD) și Solid State Drive (SSD) din interiorul computerului și în carcase externe (USB hard disk-uri / e-SATA hard-discuri).  Sunt disponibile multe alerte diferite și opțiuni de raport pentru a asigura maximum de siguranță datelor de valoare. Nume produs: Hard Disk Sentinel Standard Edition Pagina oficiala: https://www.hdsentinel.com Pagina promotionala: N / A Valabilitate licenta: pe viata Sistem de operare: Windows 11 / 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP / 2000 / 9x (32 de biți și 64 de biți), Windows Server 2016 / 2012 / 2003 (32 de biți și 64 de biți) Descărcați Hard Disk Sentinel v6.10: HDsentinel_setup_v6.10_std (box.com) Vă rugăm să instalați acest produs înainte de 30 septembrie 2024 pentru ca aplicația să fie deblocată. Hard Disk Sentinel Standard Edition v6.10: Aplicatia este preînregistrată, doar descarcati si instalati programul, iar acesta se va activa automat. Hard Disk Sentinel Standard Edition - Licenta Gratis Afișați sănătatea hard diskului / SSD și detaliile spațiului liber Suportă unități IDE / SATA / SCSI / SAS / USB / NVMe Afișează starea in bara de notificari, pictograme de disc, desktop / bară laterală Rulați ca aplicație sau serviciu (pentru utilizatorii care nu sunt administratori) Hardware short/extended disk test Timp de căutare a hard diskului, teste de stres Rapoarte de disc în format text / HTML Informații prin browser web (WebStatus) Interfață și rapoarte personalizabile Backup și restaurare configurație, statistici Protecție cu parolă O gamă largă de alerte (e-mail, sunet, mesaj etc.) Rapoarte de stare zilnice Taste rapide pentru a accesa funcții Calibrarea compensării atributului SMART Verificarea suprafeței

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Apple Interactive Television Box (1994)

Before Apple TV, there was "The Apple Interactive Television Box", or ITV, also internally identified as STB (set-top box). Learn more about it, and check the photos and vid of ours (we have one!) …

Wikipedia -

The Apple Interactive Television Box (AITB) is a television set-top box developed by Apple Computer in partnership with a number of global telecommunications firms, including British Telecom and Belgacom. Prototypes of the unit were deployed at large test markets in parts of the United States and Europe in 1994 and 1995, but the product was canceled shortly thereafter, and was never mass-produced or marketed.

The Apple Interactive Television Box is based upon the Macintosh Quadra 605 or LC 475. Because the box was never marketed, not all specifications have been stated by Apple. It supports MPEG-2 Transport containing ISO11172 (MPEG-1) bit streams, Apple Desktop Bus, RF in and out, S-Video out, RCA audiovideo out, RJ-45 connector for either E1 data stream on PAL devices or T1 data stream on NTSC devices, serial port, and HDI-30 SCSI.[2] Apple intended to offer the AITB with a matching black ADB mouse, keyboard, Apple 300e CD-ROM drive, StyleWriter printer, and one of several styles of remote controls.

The hard drive contains parts of a regular North American Mac OS 7.1.1 with Finder, several sockets for network connection protocols, and customized MPEG1 decoding components for the QuickTime Player software.

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