[rescue] If Larry Snyder is still following. . . .

[Larry Snyder]

The disk boxes can be opened up by sticking a paper clip in the pinholes
in the top and bottom.  The release levers can be unlocked by sliding a
thin credit card upwards along the left side of the lever (then you push
on the lever and it pops out).  The box interfaces to the host using
Ultra-Wide-Differential SCSI, and the cards they connect to ain't cheap....
No fancy array stuff, but it does take care of spindle power sequencing nicely.
HTH,
-ls-

"Forrest J. Cicogni" <fcicogni at sageasset.com> wrote:
> 
> Okay, so I'm a new subscriber and I have what sounds strikingly like the
> unit described above. I also have a case of ST19171WC's to use up in place
> of the tiny drives that the unit shipped with.  The problem: I can't get the
> RSM (?) trays open! Am I wrong that these suckers are sealed at the factory
> and the only way to get replacement drives is to purchase new
> drives-in-trays from Sun? Does anybody know if another company is making
> replacements?
> 
> Btw, I don't have a Sun background, so spelling any responses accordingly
> would be very helpful!
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Forrest Cicogni
> 
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