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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2019
- I was at a garage sale and someone was selling an IBM XT that was sitting in their basement since President Reagan was still in office.
The power supply was dead so I'm going to try to retrofit a newer ATX PSU to see if I can get it to boot up. The CGA monitor seems to light up so there's hope. I think it would be cool just to see the boot screen.
In the meanwhile, I wanted to hear the hard drive spin just for nostalgia reasons so this is the result. Enjoy.
Here's a follow-up video where I measure the amperage while starting it up: • IBM XT 5160 10MB Hard ... - กีฬา
I can definitely hear the head grinding the platters!
Sounds like a school bell when kickstarting it.
Ahhhhh, that scratching sound.... :D
The wonderfull sound of a crashed read/write head... :-)
@@thiesenf I have the slightest impression we are defining "wonderful" in a slightly different way :D
@@ferrari2k Oooooh... my sarcastic skills are increasing I think... hehehehehehe
can we talk about how the hard drive has an air filter
every spinning hard drive has air filter and goes out through hole, the original purpose to manage air pressure inside hard drive
and other cases if hard drive exposed and dust falling in, air filter will trap dust in there
something was living in it and immediately died and vaporized once he opened the drive
The filter traps any small particulates that might be left on the drive platters after manufacture. Even modern magnetic hard drives have them, they're just a lot smaller 😊
Air is needed so that a thin air cushion can develop itself between the heads and the platters when they're spinning at full speed. Is that air cushion that prevents the heads touching the platters while the drive is running, making the heads literally flying over the platters' surfaces.
An internal air filter is needed to keep the atmosphere inside the disk's chamber as clean as possible, and on a lot of drives you can see a very little hole on the cover to allow the internal air pressure to equalize itself to the external environment's one.
Hard drives aren't under vacuum, this is a common misconception, and the fact that they need air to work is one of the reasons for which hard drives can't be used in satellites, space probes, etc.
Modern hard drives as well, just smaller
It's about to fly
Came here to hear a mainframe hard drive spin
Thanks for sharing!
Me too
Came from the story that bedirhan arı suggested to watch ibm hard drive and saw you again, hello
@@ally4n Gang
Not a mainframe drive at all
Imagine having to kickstart pc components
You mean, "Imagine manually kickstarting pc components"
@@olimpather yes
Amiga kickstart moment
It'd be wilder if that were the case and they would have a kickstarter hanging out instead of having to open the thing first
I think it would be fascinating to take a platter like this that's rated for 10 MB and see how much data you can actually put onto it using modern methods. (Of course it would take someone very skilled and knowledgeable about hard drives LOL)
It's not rated for 10MB, it's probably a 5MB platter with 2.5MB per side, but that is with the MFM format. RLL would give you 50% increase in storage to 15MB.
Modern encoding probably wouldn't work with the thickness of the disk and with the coercivity of the material.
@@AiOinc1 daymmnn
Woulda been interesting to see if you could hook up a clamp amp meter to see how much current it's hauling just to try to spin up
I thought it would be fun so I did that. Here's a link to the new video: th-cam.com/video/2AU3nDDpG1M/w-d-xo.html
@@tombilan dead hard disk. crash head
@@tombilan Oh YEAH
Yeah
Dad: Are ya winning son?
Me: watching a guy spin a hard drive
Wow how modern it looks just because the platters are silver
That spindle bearing is very much out of oil. There's a dropper on the bottom of the drive to add some
Drive is probably fine despite being open - Should be no problem for a disk of this type and age. What will kill it is the head crash you can hear.
Yeah, he toasted the drive with whatever he did.
Damn its like kick starting a lawn mower that hasent been used in 20 years XD
IBM XT with a 10MB HDD was my first pc. I learned AutoCAD R9 for DOS on it!
1:35 : Alien gun load sound
Holy worn bearings Batman
Nice car you got there
This thing can store just one pdf book like Gleim part1 only which I'm studying now 😄😄 but without the operation system
Oh boy, that is one fubard hard drive, I expect if you remove the platters you'll see a very serious groove cut on one of the other disks by a head crash, that sound nasty
1:00 is what you came for
pov: booting up CP2077 on a 2013 ps4
I swear I've been doing this too long, I was about to ask how you got a Conner SCSI disk working on a PS4
It needs a powerful starter to run. I recommended DynaForce starter for Chevy big blocks :)
Who would ever need that much hard drive space??
Nice old hardrives --- still working I hope ?
Back in the day a long long time ago I had one of those quantum Bigfoot drives if anyone remembers them it was a five and a half inch drive but I can't remember the size but half the time when I turn my computer on it would not spin up unless I hit the side of the computer and then it's been up and work fine I had to do that for about a year until it finally gave up the ghost or maybe that would be the bits
That's 10mb 😱 today even a 20TB HDD is nowhere near as big 😱 😱
something keep scratching the platter, check, its maybe the head, i got one of these (seagate St-225) it works with no problem (it does not sounds like scratch) , even it can be detected by MFM PC.
Out of curiosity, what is the brand of the hard drive? It doesn't look like a Seagate ST-412, nor any of the full height 10MB MiniScribe or CMI offerings included in the PC-XT.
Nevermind. It's an IMI. I recognize it now.
It's an International Memories Inc. model 5012H. I guess it has the same geometry as an ST-412 so it's essentially a clone of the ST-412.
It doesn't appear that Tom will be able to recover/retrieve any data on that old HDD, unfortunately.
Had played with big floppy's. But then dead out. And then next time with SCSI 60mbytes
Show us other sides of the drive. We are curious people you know.
Sound like skewed head under upper platter. And bearings are busted too. Techy doorstop though.
I Wonder if it still works and if there is any data on it.
Probably still data on it definitely does not work you can hear the head crash
Not parked head - it problem and not only for start.
the motor's probably stuck, try bumping the thing on the side causing the scratches
o pai dos HDS
got any extra ibm xt hard drives you could spare.. im interested in a few
circular saw
sounds like a head crash
Thats because it is
👀🍸🍸🥩
Jesus is the case mad dog concrete? 😂🤣
its funny to see as if youre starting a faulty car
'_' GG
Ow ow ow! What’s rubbing to cause that squealing?!
Звуки проточки диска головкой
wd40 will do the trick
No, Seagate. Not WD. :-) (I’m kidding of course. The controller probably is by WD.)
@@nickwallette6201 you don't know what WD40 is 😂
@@nickwallette6201 not a Seagate either lol, it's an IMI
But hey, it still works better than anything Apple.
You’ve really got an obsession with Apple, don’t you? You just go around commenting this on every old tech video you watch.
Maybe just don’t use one and move on with your life?
@@nickwallette6201 How about you stop sponsoring a company that holds back technology and jacks up prices on not only Apple products but also everything else. Then I'll stop.
Sponsoring? OK. Look, your one-man campaign against the dastardly evil of a company that dares to turn a profit in a world of razor thin margins.. it’s not saving humanity. It’s not clever. It’s just obnoxious.
There are actual problems in the real world. Why do you need to pick a fight with a tech company for .... I dunno... existing?
Every tech video, whether it has any relevance or not, has some yahoo with the “hur hur Apple hur hur” nonsense. It’s just ridiculous. Can you imagine if someone just randomly blanketed the comments section with “I hope you’re not wearing Nike shoes because .. they cost a lot and therefore everybody should be chided for not hating them.”
Grow up.
@@nickwallette6201 couldn’t say it better myself
Uhhh... what does that have to do with hard drives? While I may not like apple products I don't need to go in every youtube comment section just to insult the people that like their products.
International Memories Inc (IMI) 5012H