chris_nh
Experienced Member
Hey everyone, I'm curious to learn more about Seagate MFM drive part number variations ... the usual suspects, ST225, etc.
I've seen a random few drives with "MLC" following the model number, ex: "ST-251 MLC-1" What is the meaning of MLC-1?
I've also seen some part numbers like "ST-251 -1". Same curiosity... what does -1 specify?
Of course the "R" versions are RLL rated drives. How about the "AT" drives? Is the logic board any different or are they the same as the regular models?
These are fascinating drives, and I'm finding that many of them still work quite well.
Thanks to anyone who might have insights on the model number variations!
I've seen a random few drives with "MLC" following the model number, ex: "ST-251 MLC-1" What is the meaning of MLC-1?
I've also seen some part numbers like "ST-251 -1". Same curiosity... what does -1 specify?
Of course the "R" versions are RLL rated drives. How about the "AT" drives? Is the logic board any different or are they the same as the regular models?
These are fascinating drives, and I'm finding that many of them still work quite well.
Thanks to anyone who might have insights on the model number variations!