OpenBSD Stories: Strange Medieval Devices

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OpenBSD stories miod > software > OpenBSD > stories > Strange Medieval Devices Strange Medieval Devices In the late 1970s and the 1980s, the best choice for high-performance, high-capacity storage was so-called SMD disks. The SMD interface was only normalized as ANSI X3.91M-1982 in, well, 1982, after five years of work, and was later revised in 1987; this revision can be found on Bitsavers. Although other storage technologies appeared during the 1980s, such as ESDI (standardized in 1

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