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HP A3312A High Availability Jamaica storage arrays

parisc-linux Jesse Dougherty 2 participants 2 messages Feb 19, 2004 – Feb 22, 2004

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Hi all, we are moving locations and need to clean out some hardware in our warehouse. We have about 40 of these A3312A rack-mount High Availability Jamaica arrays taking up space and we really don't want to trash them. If anyone wants any, we are giving them away, I only ask that you pay for shipping out of Tampa (33762). They are good storage arrays that work in MPE/iX, HP-UX, Linux, & Windows/NT environment, we have the racking hardware and both fans and power supplies are included. They take either FWD or SE drives and the capacity is 8 low profile drives. If your interested in getting one of these arrays or if you want some additional specifications of the A3312A sent to you, feel free to contact me.

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Jesse
Cypress Technology Inc
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If anyone wants any, we are giving them away, I only ask that you pay for shipping out of Tampa (33762).

That's generous! Thanks!
(I have several sitting here and can reccomend them)

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They take either FWD or SE drives and the capacity is 8 low profile drives.

FYI, the disks inside are *USUALLY* Single Ended (ie LVD) SCSI with 80pin SCA connectors. An additional circuit in the disk "carrier" (aka "sled") converts to HVD or forces to SE mode. I'm using 73G SCSI drives in such a Jamaica disk enclosure today. Problem is HVD and SE SCSI only support up to 40 MB/s.

IIRC, this was the first HP disk enclosure which supported hotplug on HPUX.

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