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Accredited Standards Committee*InterNational Committee for Information Technology Standards (INCITS)

Document Number: T13/e02134r0Date: 22 August 2002

Reply to: Pete McLean

To: Membership of T13

From: Curtis Stevens, Secretary of T13, and Pete McLean, Chairman of T13

Subject: Minutes of 36th T13 Plenary Meeting at Longmont, COAugust 20 through 22, 2002

Agenda1 OPENING REMARKS...................................................................................................................... 32 APPROVAL OF AGENDA................................................................................................................33 MEMBERSHIP AND ATTENDANCE................................................................................................3

3.1 MEMBERSHIP...................................................................................................................33.2 FEES.............................................................................................................................. 33.3 ATTENDANCE................................................................................................................... 4

4 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES FROM THE PREVIOUS T13 PLENARY MEETING (E02124R0)....45 DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTION..........................................................................................................46 REVIEW OF PREVIOUS ACTION ITEMS........................................................................................57 OLD BUSINESS.............................................................................................................................. 5

7.1 ATA-3 (X3.298:1997) WITHDRAWAL STATUS......................................................................57.2 ATA/ATAPI-6 PROJECT 1410D STATUS (INCITS 361-2NNN)..............................................57.3 EDD – 2 PROJECT 1484D STATUS (INCITS 363-2NNN)......................................................57.4 ATA/ATAPI HOST ADAPTER STANDARD PROJECT 1510D...................................................5

7.4.1 Draft review (d1510r0f) [Goodfellow]..............................................................................57.5 ATA/ATAPI-7 PROJECT 1532D........................................................................................6

7.5.1 Extended cable lengths (e00151r1) [Goodfellow]............................................................67.5.2 Larger physical sector size (e01138r3) [Colegrove].........................................................67.5.3 Larger logical sector size (e02132r0) [Colegrove]...........................................................67.5.4 Unsolicited interrupts (e02131r0) [Goodfellow]................................................................67.5.5 IDENTIFY DEVICE data to support acoustic testing (e02115r0) [Colegrove]...................67.5.6 Device problem condition reporting (e02122r0) [Colegrove]............................................77.5.7 SMART attributes [McLean]...........................................................................................77.5.8 Burst length for CRC coverage [McLean]........................................................................77.5.9 World Wide Name Definition (e02136r0) [Puri]................................................................77.5.10 AAM for PACKET devices [McLean]...............................................................................77.5.11 WRITE WRONG (e02126r0) [Stevens]...........................................................................87.5.12 ID words for host sector times (e02127r0) [Puri].............................................................87.5.13 Use of DSC with PACKET command (e02131r0) [Hatfield].............................................87.5.14 Time Limited Read/Write proposal (e02121r1) [Hatfield].................................................87.5.15 ATA/ATAPI-7 change bar review....................................................................................87.5.16 ATA/ATAPI-7 schedule review.......................................................................................8

7.6 EDD-3 PROJECT 1572D [STEVENS]..................................................................................87.7 SERIAL ATA....................................................................................................................87.8 IDEMA A/V WORKING GROUP [FUCHIGAMI]........................................................................87.9 T13 REFLECTOR, FTP, AND WEB SITE SETUP....................................................................97.10 OPEN ISSUES LIST............................................................................................................9

8 NEW BUSINESS............................................................................................................................. 98.1 ERROR IN 1.8” DIMENSION [COLEGROVE]............................................................................9

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9 LIAISON REPORTS........................................................................................................................99.1 T10................................................................................................................................ 99.2 SFF............................................................................................................................... 99.3 IDEMA........................................................................................................................... 99.4 SERIAL ATA II................................................................................................................. 9

10 CALL FOR PATENTS....................................................................................................911 OPEN ISSUES LIST SUMMARY.................................................................................1012 REVIEW OF ACTION ITEMS.......................................................................................1013 MEETING SCHEDULE................................................................................................10

13.1 AUTHORIZATION OF AD HOC WORKING GROUPS.................................................................1013.2 LONG TERM MEETING SCHEDULE......................................................................................10

14 ADJOURNMENT..........................................................................................................11

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Results of the Meeting

1 Opening remarksPete McLean, the T13 Chair, called the meeting to order at 9:13 A.M. on Tuesday, August 20, 2002. Pete thanked Maxtor Corporation for hosting the meeting.

As is customary, the people in attendance introduced themselves, and a copy of the attendance list was circulated. Copies of the agenda were made available to those in attendance.

The Chair briefly reviewed the meeting rules: T13 is a Technical Committee of INCITS and operates under INCITS rules. Anyone with interest in the work of the committee is free to attend and take part in discussions. However, motions and votes are limited to member organizations, one vote per member organization.

The Chair also noted that T13 operates under the ANSI antitrust guidelines. There should never be discussion of the following topics at any INCITS or an INCITS subgroup meeting:

Any company's prices or pricing policies; Specific R&D, sales and marketing plans; Any company's confidential product, product development or production strategies; Whether certain suppliers or customers will be served; Prices paid to input sources; or Complaints about individual firms or other actions that might tend to hinder a competitor in any

market.

Policies and Procedures and antitrust guidelines for INCITS are available at the web site at www.incits.org. T13 operates under these policies and procedures augmented by the T13 procedures at the T13 web site at www.t13.org.

2 Approval of agendaThe agenda as reflected in these minutes was approved unanimously.

3 Membership and attendanceThe Chair reviewed the rules for membership and attendance:

3.1 Membership

An individual from an organization new to T13 must attend at least one T13 plenary meeting before requesting voting membership. After that meeting, the representative may request membership from the T13 chair stating expertise and material interest in the scope of the committee and pay the required fees to INCITS. Voting privileges begin upon receipt by the INCITS Secretariat of applicable fees for the membership year.

3.2 Fees

Current INCITS memberships fees for Principal or additional Alternates are 800.00 USD. The First Alternate is free with a Principal membership.

Mailings of committee documents are available to any interested party after each plenary meeting. The cost for mailings for one year is 300.00 USD for mailing in the USA and 400.00 USD for mailing to a location outside of the USA.



Persons with questions or requests regarding membership fees and/or subscriptions for mailings should contact Ms. Monica Vago, Manager, ITI Standards Operations, at 202-626-5739, send a fax to her at 202-638-4922, or contact her by email at [email protected]

3.3 Attendance

In addition to payment of fees, there are also minimum attendance and participation requirements to maintain voting membership status on T13. A representative from a member organization must attend two of every three plenary meetings and vote on at least every other letter ballot. If a member organization fails to have a representative in attendance at two of the last three T13 plenary meetings or vote on every other letter ballot, they are warned that failing to attend the next T13 meeting or to vote on the next letter ballot will result in their voting membership being terminated.

Attendance at a working group meeting does not affect voting membership status in T13.

Three voting members were in jeopardy due to lack of attendance: Adaptec, Iomega, and Morgan Link.

Adaptec and Iomega were present and remain voting members. Morgan Link was absent and voting membership was terminated.

Network Appliance has paid fees and became a voting member.

The T13 voting membership during the meeting was 22 organizations.

The number of eligible voting members required for establishing a quorum was 8. 13 member organizations were present at the start of meeting, thus a quorum was present.

The following individuals were in attendance:

Phil Gardner Absolute Software Pete McLean MaxtorRon Roberts Adaptec Bob Davis Network ApplianceLarry Barras Apple Computer Curtis Stevens Pacific DigitalSumit Puri Fujitsu Tony Goodfellow Pacific DigitalAndrew Vuong Hitachi America Ryosuke Shimizu PanasonicDan Colegrove IBM Jim Hatfield SeagateChris Fournier IBM Bryan Cowger Sierra LogicMike Eschmann Intel Glenn Lott ST MicroelectronicsTim Bradshaw Iomega Tasuku Kasebayashi ToshibaHale Landis LAD Storage John Masiewicz Western DigitalTim Thompson LSI Logic

4 Approval of the minutes from the previous T13 plenary meeting (e02124r0)

The minutes from the previous meeting, e02124r0, were approved unanimously.

5 Document distributionThe following documents were distributed either via hard copy, soft copy, or both:

Agenda and document directoryATA/ATAPI-7 revision 0d (1532D)HBA Standard Rev 0f (1510D)DSC/SERV Status Bit Usage (Informative) (e02131r0)Time-Limited Read/Write Mode Proposal (e02121r1)



mailto:[email protected]

EDD-3 Rev 0 (1572d)Large Physical Sector Size Proposal (e01138r3)Large Logical Sector Size Proposal (e02132r0)Proposal to add identify data to support ISO-7779 Acoustic Testing (e02115r1)Pacific Digital form complying to ANSI Patent Policy (e02137r0)

6 Review of previous action items1. The chair to forward the project proposal for EDD-3 to INCITS – completed – to be covered

under 7.6.2. Pete McLean to call Bill McFerrin of the MMC committee to determine if there are MMC acoustic

Management commands – completed – to be covered under 7.5.9.3. Curtis Stevens to come forward with a proposal for WRITE WRONG (e02126r0) – carry over.4. Sumit Puri to create a proposal to resolve the streaming issue with IDENTIFY DEVICE word 96

(e02127r0) - completed - to be covered under 7.5.11.5. Pete McLean to call the OEM vendors with SMART attribute requirements and will bring in a

proposal to the next meeting if they agree – completed – to be covered under 7.5.6.6. Pete McLean to research the data length threshold where a 16-bit CRC becomes ineffective –

completed – to be covered under 7.5.7.7. Jim Hatfield to bring in a report on how DSC works with the packet command - completed - to be

covered under 7.5.12.8. Dan Colegrove was tasked as the SATA liaison to write a proposal to reserve power on register

identification values in LBA LOW and LBA MID with values 3Ch, C3h and 69h, 96h – overcome by events - to be covered under 9.4.

9. Pete McLean will create a response to the IDEMA Japan presentation (e02129r0) explaining the details that were misunderstood - completed.

10. Tony Goodfellow will post a revised copy of 1510D at least 2 weeks prior to the next meeting - completed - to be covered under 7.4.

11. Dan Colegrove will report FUA proposals to the SATA II WG - completed - to be covered under 9.4.

7 Old business7.1 ATA-3 (X3.298:1997) withdrawal status The chair reported that the withdrawal of ATA-3 is awaiting INCITS approval.

7.2 ATA/ATAPI-6 project 1410D status (INCITS 361-2nnn)The chair reported that EDD-2 is awaiting INCITS approval.

7.3 EDD – 2 project 1484D status (INCITS 363-2nnn)The Chair reported that ATA/ATAPI-6 is awaiting INCITS approval.

7.4 ATA/ATAPI Host Adapter Standard project 1510D Performed a detailed document review. There were many changes requested. Curtis Stevens to turn a new rev for the October meeting

7.4.1 Draft review (d1510r0f) [Goodfellow]Mike Eschmann moved and Jim Hatfield seconded that the specification be split into 2 documents one part covering legacy operation and the other part covering ADMA operation. Motion failed 2-5-5.

Mike Eschmann moved that this project be discontinued, motion failed for lack of a second.

Tony Goodfellow provided a copy of the ANSI patent policy document from Pacific Digital (e02137r0) to the chair



7.5 ATA/ATAPI-7 project 1532D

7.5.1 Extended cable lengths (e00151r1) [Goodfellow]Curtis Stevens to submit a project proposal for a technical report

7.5.2 Larger physical sector size (e01138r3) [Colegrove]This proposal was reverted back to version 1 with a couple modification.There was some discussion about incorporation into ATA/ATAPI-7. John Masiewicz expressed that there are many ways to make a drive more efficient. Other members disagreed.

Curtis Stevens moved and Dan Colegrove seconded that this proposal be incorporated into ATA/ATAPI-7. Motion passed 13-1-1-6. Western Digital voted no because they felt that there was no value add and that SATA makes it unnecessary.

7.5.3 Larger logical sector size (e02132r0) [Colegrove]This proposal was split off from e01138r2. This documents the capability to create larger logical sector sizes that are larger than 512 bytes. The drive starts with 512-byte sector size enabled. Software can then enable a mode for 512 byte mode.

There was a discussion about backward compatibility. Forcing the drive to work with both 512 byte and other sector sizes makes the implementation much more complex. It would be better if the drive could just be >512 byte sector size natively. This would cause many problems if one of these drives we placed in a system that did not know about non-512-byte sector sizes.

There was another discussion on the naming of the proposals for using non-512 byte sector sizes. There was a lot of confusion on the use of the terms “logical” and “physical” sector size.

This proposal only applies the larger sector size to 48-bit commands. 28-bit commands are aborted.

Dan asked that an adhoc teleconference be setup for further discussion of the issues. Concern was expressed that SATA would define their own mechanism if we fail to define one in T13. Dan Colegrove asked that comments be placed on the reflector prior to the conference call.

A straw poll was taken to determine if the group thinks that there are users that would use this capability. Result: 9-0

A straw poll was taken to determine if the group supports a drive coming up in 512-byte sector size and then allowing software/firmware to set the size to something greater. Result: 4-5-6

A straw poll was taken to determine if the drive should be formatted to a sector size larger than 512 bytes in a standard way, but is not field changeable. Result: 6-0-9.

7.5.4 Unsolicited interrupts (e02131r0) [Goodfellow]No new information to present.

7.5.5 IDENTIFY DEVICE data to support acoustic testing (e02115r0) [Colegrove]Proposal was modified to place the ISO-7779 time delay parameter in IDENTIFY DEVICE. The group recommended that Dan Colegrove add a method to validate the field.

Curtis Stevens moved and Jim Hatfield seconded that we incorporate this proposal to ATA/ATAPI-7. There was concern expressed that this value could be fudged thus rendering the parameter meaningless. There was some concern that OEM’s may not adopt this as the capability. Motion passed 4-3-7. Sumit Puri expressed that he voted no because he would like to see this be OEM driven.



7.5.6 Device problem condition reporting (e02122r0) [Colegrove]Dan Colegrove presented a list of things we could agree on. The biggest issue seems to be how to report the unsolicited error. The group supported reporting a status in the error register with the error bit off. Curtis Stevens expressed some concern that the error register may be checked even when the error bit was not set.

Dan suggested that we define a log page for the various problem conditions. This would be a dynamic page that changes when conditions change.

There was discussion on levels of severity. You at least want to report about to fail, and spun-down waiting for condition to clear.

The group worked to an agreement on the following:

1. SET FEATURES enables the capability2. READ SMART STATUS is updated so that LBA Low has a flag that indicates the log needs to be

read.3. A log page will be created that has a description of the drive condition

7.5.7 SMART attributes [McLean]Pete McLean reported that only one OEM responded to allow their attribute list to be brought to T13. Pete suggested that the item be dropped from future agenda.

There was discussion on how the attributes would be used. Some people feel that the attributes are mainly for manufacturing prequalification. Others felt that the attributes could be used by end users to diagnose drive problems.

Ron Roberts moved and John Masiewicz seconded that this item be removed from the agenda. Motion passed: 10-3-2.

7.5.8 Burst length for CRC coverage [McLean]Pete McLean reported that the Maxtor CRC/ECC guru Lei Weng indicated that the length of data a CRC provided error detection coverage for was 2n – 1 bits. That is in our case, a data field of 216 –1 less the 16-bit CRC field or 65,519 bits (8189.875 bytes). Pete suggested that a maximum Ultra DMA data burst be limited to 15 sectors (7680 bytes) in ATA/ATAPI-7.

There was some discussion about limiting the burst size versus making a note. Jim Hatfield asked that Pete create a document and start a reflector conversation.

7.5.9 World Wide Name Definition (e02136r0) [Puri]The purpose of this proposal is to add a unique identifier to each disk drive. The identifier follows the same conventions as other World Wide Names used in, SCSI, and Fibre Channel. The identifier is 64 bits in length where 36 bits are a manufacturer unique identifier and 24 bits identify the manufacturer and 4 bits specify the naming authority.

Curtis Stevens asked that this capability, however it is defined, be made mandatory. He asked this because in order for this feature to be useful it needs to be present. Some people wanted to go back and check to see if they have objection to making this mandatory.

Sumit agreed to turn a new revision of the document with more specific information for the next meeting.

7.5.10 AAM for PACKET devices [McLean]Pete McLean reported that discussions with Bill McFerrin and Ralph Weber of T10 indicate that there are no commands equivalent to the ATA AAM commands in any SCSI command set. Pete suggested that the AAM commands be made optional for devices implementing the PACKET command set in



ATA/ATAPI-7. The group agreed that AAM should also be optional for packet devices. Pete will change ATA/ATAPI-7.

7.5.11 WRITE WRONG (e02126r0) [Stevens]There was some discussion regarding the capability. The purpose is to allow a software vendor to test error recovery. The proposal is to create a new command code for WRITE DMA EXTENDED WRONG to the specified starting sector.

7.5.12 ID words for host sector times (e02127r0) [Puri]This proposal adds ID words to support reporting of transfer times for streaming DMA and PIO. Previously the times had to be the same for PIO and DMA. The new parameters are assigned to words 104 and 105 and reflect PIO operation. Words 96 and 97 will be redefined to reflect DMA operation only. The two-week rule was invoked on incorporating this proposal into ATA/ATAPI-7.

7.5.13 Use of DSC with PACKET command (e02131r0) [Hatfield]This documents current and past usage of bit 4 of the status register for ATAPI devices. Jim Hatfield took an action item to provide a list of documents that define DSC and SERV.

There was a discussion on the ATA/ATAPI-7 scope. This scope lists ATAPI documents. The question discussed was what should actually be listed.

Jim is to turn this document into a proposal.

7.5.14 Time Limited Read/Write proposal (e02121r1) [Hatfield]Discussion was postponed until the October meeting.

7.5.15 ATA/ATAPI-7 change bar reviewCompleted change bar review. Pete McLean to turn a new rev for next meeting.

7.5.16 ATA/ATAPI-7 schedule review

Schedule Item Original Prior CurrentProject proposal Aug-01 Aug-01 Aug-01Initial draft Dec-01 Dec-01 Dec-01Proposal cut-off Jun-02 Jun-02 Jun-02Stabilized draft Dec-02 Dec-02 Dec-02Letter ballot Apr-03 Apr-03 Apr-03Forward to INCITS Jun-03 Jun-03 Jun-03

7.6 EDD-3 project 1572D [Stevens]The chair reported that the project proposal was forwarded to INCITS and that the project is approved. The project number 1572D was assigned. The chair noted that the INCITS press release for EDD-3 sparked interest and Curtis Stevens has contributed to an article for Storage magazine as a result.

Curtis did a quick review of the current document with the group.

7.7 Serial ATAThe chair reported that there were no new activities to report.

7.8 IDEMA A/V working group [Fuchigami]Ryosuke Shimizu of IDEMA Japan presented their requests for changes to ATA/ATAPI-7. Some changes were editorial and not listed here.

1. There would like to configure a single stream for both reading and writing 2. URG bit is not required



3. HSE bit is not required4. RC bit needs clarification. Need to change the definition of RC to “…the device shall make the

data available within the specified amount of time…”. There was discussion on the usage of the RC bit. IDEMA requested that ERR be set to 1 if all the data did not transfer. This is in conflict with the purpose of RC which was created to prevent the setting of the ERR bit. Need to clarify the definition of RC bit to include that ERR shall always be zero and SE shall be set to one if an error occurs

5. WC bit needs clarification (see RC)6. Need to define how error recovery works for HSE bit7. Error bit 0 for the stream commands was mislabeled obsolete. IDEMA would like to use this for a

timeout error.

7.9 T13 Reflector, FTP, and Web Site SetupEverybody gave a big cheer for the operation of the FTP and WEB site.

7.10 Open issues listThere are no open issues.

8 New Business8.1 Error in 1.8” dimension [Colegrove]This item was corrected during that ATA/ATAPI-7 document review.

9 Liaison Reports9.1 T10

The latest T10 liaison report from John Lohmeyer has been posted on the T13 web site as e02133r0.

9.2 SFFDan Colegrove reported that a new form factor was being defined for 2.5” 15mm drives. The SAS connector that is SATA compatible is also being defined.

9.3 IDEMAIDEMA is still working on fixed drive sizes.

9.4 Serial ATA IINo new proposals that effect ATA/ATAPI-7. The group has chosen not to use the FUA type commands in development in T13.

10 Call for PatentsThe Chair explained the patent policy. A document is available from ANSI, "Procedures for the Development and Coordination of American National Standards", at no charge. This document is also on the INCITS web site at ftp://www.incits.org/help/ansi_sdo.html. Section 1.2.11 contains the ANSI patent policy. Amy Marasco manages patent issues for ANSI and can be contacted at [email protected] or 212-642-4954.

The Chair then called for patents and/or patent applications that may be necessary to comply with the requirements in T13 standards, draft standards, technical reports, or draft technical reports.

There was no response to the call for patents.



11 Open Issues List SummaryNo items on the list at this time.

12 Review of Action Items1. Jim Hatfield to provide a list of documents that define DSC and SERV.2. Curtis Stevens to turn a new revision of 1510d3. Curtis Stevens to submit a project proposal for an extended cable length technical report4. Curtis Stevens to come forward with a proposal for WRITE WRONG (e02126r0)5. Pete McLean to turn a new revision of ATA/ATAPI-76. Pete McLean create a document and start a reflector conversation on CRC burst length7. Sumit Puri to turn a new rev of World Wide Name Definition e021368. Dan Colegrove to turn a new revision of Device problem condition reporting e021229. Dan Colegrove to turn a new revision of Larger logical sector size e0213210. Jim Hatfield to bring in information regarding the form factor for their new 2.5” 15mm drive11. Pete McLean to prepare response to presentation from IDEMA Japan

13 Meeting Schedule13.1 Authorization of ad hoc working groups

One ad hoc conference call was authorized to discuss large logical sector sizes.

13.2 Long term meeting schedule

The meeting dates, locations, hosts, and contacts were reviewed through CY2003 (included below). The hosts for the February and October 2003 meetings were changed.

CY 2002 Dates Location Host ContactOctober 22-24, 2002 Las Vegas, NV Fujitsu Sumit PuriDecember 17-19, 2002 Irvine, CA Western Digital Darrin Bulik

CY 2003 Dates Location Host ContactFebruary 18-20, 2003 Irvine/Las Vegas Pacific Digital Curtis StevensApril 22-24, 2003 Longmont, CO Seagate Marc NoblittJune 24-26, 2003 Irvine, CA Phoenix Ron SalmonAugust 19-21, 2003 Longmont, CO Maxtor Pete McLeanOctober 21-23, 2003 TBD Fujitsu Sumit PuriDecember 16-18, 2003 Las Vegas IBM Dan Colegrove

NOTE Meetings are scheduled for three days only.

The chair presented a proposed meeting schedule for 2004 as shown below and requested volunteers for hosting the 2004 meetings. Hosts volunteered for four of the six meetings.

CY 2004 Dates Location Host ContactFebruary 24-26, 2004 Pacific Digital Curtis StevensApril 20-22, 2004 Longmont, CO Seagate Jim HatfieldJune 22-24, 2004August 24-26, 2004 Longmont, CO Maxtor Pete McLeanOctober 19-21, 2004 Fujitsu Sumit PuriDecember 14-16, 2004



As noted above the dates of the next plenary meeting of T13 are October 22 through 24. The meeting will be held in Las Vegas, NV hosted by Sumit Puri of Fujitsu. A host meeting notice will be sent out on the reflector and will be added to the web site.

14 AdjournmentThe meeting was adjourned by the Chair, Pete McLean, upon completion of all the agenda items at 11:00 AM on August 22, 2002.



[Enclosure 1 – Membership]Name Company Email Tel

Phil Gardner Absolute Software phil@ absolute.com 604 730-9851Rob Schram Absolute Software [email protected] 651 260-0919Richard Kalish Acer Labs [email protected] 408 467-7458Ron Roberts Adaptec [email protected] 408 957-5640Kevin Moore American Megatrend [email protected] 770 326-9119Larry Barras Apple Computer [email protected] 408 974-3220Randy Sharp Apple Computer [email protected] 408 974-5024Matt Rooke CacheVision [email protected] 408 952-4634Leroy Fong Circuit Assembly [email protected] Chang Cirrus Logic [email protected] 510 226-2394Jeff Apodaca Comm Con [email protected] 626 301-4200Jeff Wolford Compaq Computer [email protected].

com713 514-9465

Eric Gorham ConsultantRicardo Dominguez Dell [email protected] 512 728-8996Phil Turner DERA [email protected] Gilmore Electronic Frontier [email protected] 415 221-6524John Marttila Electronic Frontier [email protected] 415 436-9333Randy Buchter FoxconnRobert Liu Fujitsu [email protected] 408 894-3790Sumit Puri Fujitsu [email protected] 408 829-5252Mike Jaskowiak GatewayHitoshi Ogawa Hitachi [email protected] Mishimagi HitachiHiroaki Inoue HitachiSeiichi Domyo Hitachi [email protected] Barrett Hitachi America [email protected] 408 941-7041"Andrew" Vuong Hitachi America [email protected] 408 941-7047David Craft IBMPaul Anderson IBM [email protected] 970 593-0392Bob Raicer IBMJeff Lotspiech IBM [email protected] 408 927-1851Dan Colegrove IBM [email protected] 702 614-6119Chris Fournier IBM [email protected] 970 227-0807Michael Eschmann Intel [email protected]

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Melissa Peroni Intel [email protected] 916 356-5457Knut Grimsrud Intel [email protected] 503 264-8419Tim Bradshaw Iomega [email protected] 801 332-4262Hale Landis LAD Storage Consult [email protected] 303 548-0567Andre Hedrick LAD Storage Consult [email protected] 925 689-0269Tim Thompson LSI Logic [email protected] 970 206-5753Kanting Tsai Marvell [email protected] 408 222-1945Yaniv Shapira Marvell [email protected] 97254995398Chris Adams Marvell [email protected] 303 678-5248Justin Heindel Marvell [email protected] 408 222-1974



Pete McLean Maxtor [email protected] 303 678-2149Charley Riegger Maxtor [email protected] 408 432-4571LeRoy Leach Maxtor [email protected] 303 678-2828Mark Evans Maxtor [email protected] 408 894-5310Faheem Dani Maxtor [email protected] Penman Maxtor [email protected] 408 894-6269Eric Kvamme Maxtor [email protected] 408 894-6478Krishnan Varadarajan Microsoft [email protected] 425 703-8126Nita Pan Microsoft [email protected] 425 705-0877Emily Hill Microsoft [email protected] 425 705-9595Akil Houston Microsoft [email protected] 425 707-2838Henry Gabryjelski Microsoft [email protected] 425 882-8080Mary Morgan Morgan Link [email protected] 714 240-7508Robbie Shergill National SemiMaryann Karinch NCITS [email protected] 650 726-7020Bob Davis Network Appliance [email protected] 408 822-6089Daniel Salmonsen Oak Technology [email protected] 408 523-6550Lam Dang Oak Technology [email protected] 408 523-6643Richard Harcourt Pacific Digital [email protected] 949 252-1111Tony Goodfellow Pacific Digital [email protected] 949 252-1111Curtis Stevens Pacific Digital [email protected] 949 252-1111Don Doan Pacific Digital [email protected] 949 252-1111Rudolf Vitti Panasonic [email protected] 201 348-7064Terence Nelson Panasonic [email protected] 908 464-1652Han Zou PanasonicRyosuke Shimizu Panasonic [email protected] 0669054425Bil McFerrin Philips [email protected] 720 320-0790Bill McFerrin Philips [email protected] 720 320-0790Jeroen Heuvelman PhilipsNiek Lambert Philips [email protected] Cumpson Philips [email protected] 31402742762Ron Salmon Phoenix [email protected] 408 570-1365Gary Laatsch Phoenix [email protected] 949 790-2107Keiji Katata Pioneer [email protected] Lawrence PowerQuestRobert Raymond PowerQuest [email protected] Peissner PowerQuestHuy Nguyen Qlogic [email protected] 949 389-6000Skip Jones Qlogic [email protected] 949 389-6000Arie Krantz Qlogic [email protected] 949 389-6375Juhani Rissanen Samsung [email protected] 408 544-5894Litko Chan Samsung [email protected] 408 544-5745Ken Bovatsek Samsung [email protected] 408 544-5769Tri Van SamsungBob Chang Sandisk [email protected] 408 542-0431Henry Hutton Sandisk [email protected] 408 542-9406Lynn McQueen Seagate [email protected]

ate.cJim Hatfield Seagate [email protected] 720 684-2120



Gary Glass Seagate [email protected] Reid Seagate [email protected] 714 641-4466

Marc Noblitt Seagate [email protected] 720 684-1333Jin Hatfield Seagate [email protected] 720 684-2120Bruce Perens SftwrInThePubli [email protected] 5105261165Bryan Cowger Sierra Logic [email protected]

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Raymond Liu Silicon Image [email protected] 949 454 0800Kosuke Nakai Sony [email protected] Ogawa Sony [email protected]

m408 955-5091

Shoji Fuchigami Sony [email protected] 81354485511Emmanuel Coudray ST Micro [email protected] 949 347-4774George Tun Standard MicroGlenn Lott STMicroelectron [email protected] 303 381-3549Aaron Wilson STMicroelectron [email protected] 303 381-3585Wen Lin STMicroelectronNicholas Phillips STMicroeletroni [email protected] 303 381-3559Fay Chong Sun [email protected] 510 574-9009Janet Wu Sun [email protected] 510 574-9601David Dickson Texas Instrumen [email protected] 303 651-5962Steve Bassett Texas Instrumen [email protected] 303 774-3455David Platt Tivo [email protected] 408 519-9182Yoshihde Katsuse Toshiba [email protected]

a.Patrick Ohara Toshiba [email protected] Kasebayashi Toshiba [email protected]

.949 462-7551

Ron Mathews Unisys [email protected] 949 380-5077Larry McMillan Western Digital [email protected] 949 672-7687John Masiewicz Western Digital john.masiewicz 949 672-7686Darrin Bulik Western Digital [email protected] 949 672-7442Tom Hanan Western Digital 949 932-7472Jonathan Hanmann Western Digital [email protected] 949 932-5189Joe M. Jackson Xetron [email protected] 513 881-3331



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