What part number for a replacement disk drive for a T5240?
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From: Dr. David Kirkby on 26 Jul 2010 16:43 I need to arrange the purchase of a disk (probably 300 GB is the largest) for a T5240. I can't however seem to find a parts list, and so know what is the correct part number to order. Can anyone show me where I can get a list of the parts for the T5240, so can determine what disk drive to order? Dave
From: Thommy M. on 26 Jul 2010 16:59 On 2010-07-26 22:43, Dr. David Kirkby wrote: > I need to arrange the purchase of a disk (probably 300 GB is the > largest) for a T5240. I can't however seem to find a parts list, and > so know what is the correct part number to order. > > Can anyone show me where I can get a list of the parts for the T5240, > so can determine what disk drive to order? From sunsolve.sun.com 540-7869 300GB - 10000 RPM SAS SFF Disk Assembly with 1 bracket and 1 of the following disks:, RoHS:Y
From: Richard B. Gilbert on 27 Jul 2010 17:17 Dr. David Kirkby wrote: > I need to arrange the purchase of a disk (probably 300 GB is the > largest) for a T5240. I can't however seem to find a parts list, and > so know what is the correct part number to order. > > Can anyone show me where I can get a list of the parts for the T5240, > so can determine what disk drive to order? > > Dave You might start by counting the number of pins on the ribbon cable that connects the disk to the main board. Forty pins mean that the disk is EIDE. Fifty or more pins mean strongly suggests SCSI (pronounced "scuzzy"). Some recent drives have a fiber optic interface; I've never seen one.
From: Andrew Gabriel on 27 Jul 2010 17:39 In article <KaKdnb0ceZyR0NLRnZ2dnUVZ_sSdnZ2d(a)giganews.com>, "Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88(a)comcast.net> writes: > Dr. David Kirkby wrote: >> I need to arrange the purchase of a disk (probably 300 GB is the >> largest) for a T5240. I can't however seem to find a parts list, and >> so know what is the correct part number to order. >> >> Can anyone show me where I can get a list of the parts for the T5240, >> so can determine what disk drive to order? >> >> Dave > > You might start by counting the number of pins on the ribbon cable that > connects the disk to the main board. Forty pins mean that the disk is > EIDE. Fifty or more pins mean strongly suggests SCSI (pronounced > "scuzzy"). Some recent drives have a fiber optic interface; I've never > seen one. Those are all ancient. Current systems take SAS and SATA drives, or in some cases, FMODs (SSD JEDEC modules). -- Andrew Gabriel [email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]
From: ITguy on 27 Jul 2010 20:05
> I need to arrange the purchase of a disk (probably 300 GB is the > largest) for a T5240. I can't however seem to find a parts list, and > so know what is the correct part number to order. > > Can anyone show me where I can get a list of the parts for the T5240, > so can determine what disk drive to order? Go to Oracle's web site and follow the links to buy a new T5240. Once you've selected your configuration, there's a button to email the details out as a price quote. The part numbers of each component will be in the quote, along with the price per unit. |