On Tue, 26 Feb 2008, Alan B. Pearce wrote:

> >Seagate has a bad reputation amoung the public but a good
> >one in the storage industry.
> 
> Hmm, ones I dealt with didn't have a good reputation. Each time a drive 
> failed it jammed up a scsi channel and brought the mainframe to its knees. 
> Luckily the drives were in a cabinet set up to be hot swappable, so you 
> could just pull the drive, the channel cleared of its congestion, the 
> mainframe buffers emptied and performance was restored without needing to 
> take the system down.

Did this happen with any other make of drive or model of seagate drive?

Regards
Sergio
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