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In article <42ks6j$eve@ixnews3.ix.netcom.com>, chuckh@ix.netcom.com 
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>GBurrows@qctyno1.telecom.com.au (Glenby) wrote:
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>>I have used IBM dos7 which ships CP backup. This supports ASPI plus a 
couple of        
>>other general drives.
>>Works ok under 95. 
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>What exactly is ASPI? Is this something new to Win95?
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>I want to upgrade to Win95 but am a bit afraid of not being able to
>recover from a disaster. From what I gather by reading this group,
>Win95 provides a tape backup utility that'll work with my IOMEGA 250
>that runs off of the floppy controller. What I want to know though is
>what about restoring? If I can't boot the system, can I load a
>compatible restore utility from diskette?
>--
>Chuck Hamilton
>chuckh@ix.netcom.com
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>Incoming fire has the right of way!
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ASPI is a generic interface for any SCSI host adapter.

I know you guys are having all sorts of problems under Win95, but there is 
an easy solutions.  Copy all your files to tape using XCOPY.  Load up 
Westec's TapeWORM product.  Your tape drive becomes a drive letter on your 
computer and you copy all your files over.  Its fast, simple and handles 
Win95 today.

Yes, it does not handle long file names, but if you crash your system, 
only Win95 uses long file names and you will have to reinstall anyway.  
But your data is safe and you can copy it back off.

If anything, just check our their web site: http://u-net.com/westec/