sorry for this late summary. Casper Dik mentinned that T2000 has 2.5" in it, not 3.5" In this document, i understand why: http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/04/07/going_the_sas_storage_way/ "At the same time, 2.5" drives consume clearly less than half the energy that any 3.5" drive requires. When it comes to performance per watt (I/Os per Watt), the 2.5" form factor delivers very good results." and yes, i did a mistake, apple don't sell 300Gb SAS disks! ian mcnish said: "in any case, you can use third-party SAS disks however you will need to find a Sun SAS SPUD bracket in order to install the disk in a T[12]000 or X4[126]00. " And the max disk capacity is 72Gb today. Others vendors propose 146Gb thanks to all, Girard Henry wrote: > hello all, > anybody knows if it is possible to install SAS disks on this machine > from others vendors? i want to install the maximum capacity, possible > 750Gb disk. > For example, apple provide 300Gb SAS disk in xserve _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Wed Nov 15 05:17:50 2006
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