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Best way to test multiple SCSI and SAS hard drives?
Hi,
I need to test large quantities of 68 pin and 80 pin SCSI hard drives and SAS hard drives to determine if they are not defective. What would be the best way (economically and efficiently) to test these drives? Background: I currently have 3 boxes running Windows XP with a SCSI and/or SAS controller card installed. I use Seatools Enterprise to run tests on the drives and I have to reboot the PC before I attach the next hard drive. I would also like to start wiping the drives in the future using a DD format. Someone recommended getting a used server so I can test multiple drives at once with better integrity. Another recommended getting JBDs (Just a Bunch of Drives) and connect a controller card to the JBD. I'm not sure if screwing the hard drives to each tray or carrier and then testing them would be faster than the current process. Any suggestions out there? Thanks for reading and for your help. |
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