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Started by Mark, October 07, 2011, 09:31:54 AM

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Jeff Golas

I could use either or..I have one 300gb now in there storing WSUS and old archived crap that I could turn into a raid 5 with 2 more 300's.
Jeff Golas
Johnson, Kendall & Johnson, Inc. :: Newtown, PA
Epic Online w/CSR24
http://www.jkj.com

Mark

I've got no non-perc controller to use to wipe them, bud.  Otherwise I'd be happy to ship 'em off.
Mark Piontek, MBA
Director of Information Systems
BS in Information Systems Security

Jeff Golas

Drat. Sorry for threadjacking :-)
Jeff Golas
Johnson, Kendall & Johnson, Inc. :: Newtown, PA
Epic Online w/CSR24
http://www.jkj.com

Hans Manhave

Quote from: Billy Welsh on October 07, 2011, 12:19:08 PM
Quote from: Mark on October 07, 2011, 11:16:35 AM
Quote from: Jeff Zylstra on October 07, 2011, 11:15:38 AM
Ship them to Texas.  I know someone there who will scrub the data using NRA standards.  ;)

HAHAHAHA!  Don't think for a second that this hasn't crossed my mind already.  8)

San Antonio, I believe, to narrow it down.

They can do a good job in San Antonio, but here in Longview (about 6 hours north east of SA) I can do them to military specs too.  Some 5.56 would work well.  Longer fun and equally effective, the 22WMR from a revolver.  If you insisted, a few .45s could be dispatched but they don't really go through those drives, they just fold them.
Fantasy is more important than knowledge, because knowledge has its boundaries - Albert Einstein

Billy Welsh

Sorry.  I did not verify before my post - for some reason I had in my pea-brain that you are in SA.
Billy Welsh
Director of Accounting
LCMC Health

Hans Manhave

Quote from: Billy Welsh on October 10, 2011, 11:48:26 AM
Sorry.  I did not verify before my post - for some reason I had in my pea-brain that you are in SA.

No worries.  There is a young turk in SA representing the family.  He is extremely busy with number crunching for one of the major insurance companies.
Fantasy is more important than knowledge, because knowledge has its boundaries - Albert Einstein