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<DIV>To my knowledge I do not think the DDS4 comes on the IDE platform.
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<DIV><BR><BR>>>> caston@arach.net.au 11:23:31 am 19/03/2004
>>><BR>On Thu, 2004-03-18 at 14:45, Ryan wrote:<BR><BR>> <BR>>
Recovery costs at least 3 arms and a leg, including the initial money<BR>>
you have to cough up to have your media looked at, but if you really<BR>>
want it back ...<BR><BR><BR>Thanks Harry and Ryan,<BR><BR>I'm just looking at
the customers options at moment. Lots of people told<BR>me the IDE DDS4 drives
are crap but didn't elaborate on the technical<BR>explanation. Surely they must
be of some value and could be useful at<BR>least for this situation.<BR><BR>Does
anyone know how much the IDE-DDS4 drives are and where to
obtain?<BR><BR>thanks,<BR><BR>Chris<BR>-- <BR>Linux is ready for the desktop
like a Boeing F-22 is ready for
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