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In article <36au91$h1v@almaak.usc.edu> durby@almaak.usc.edu (Dennis Durby) writes:
>From: durby@almaak.usc.edu (Dennis Durby)
>Subject: Re: How can I use WANGTEK streamer and ADAPTEC controller under OS/2 -
>Need Help
>Date: 27 Sep 1994 22:17:21 -0700

>The WangTek streaming tape backup (SCSI) you ask about appears to be supported
>by the program BackUpWiz, available from Indelible Blue. The program works
>_very_ reliably, although lacks automated features. I use it with my WangTek.
>Good luck!

>-- 
>-Dennis Durby-                                  durby@usc.edu
>School of Social Work/The University of Southern California
>Remember to wear your Trojans.

I also Use a WangTek (5525ES), hung off an Adaptec 1542B.  I use BackUpWiz as 
well. It comes with Wangtek drivers. The program is a bit clunky, but I will 
say this..it ALWAYS makes a 100% perfect backup (verified!). It has a few 
bugs, but only annoyance bugs..not really performance bugs. You can perform 
backups jsut fine while doing other things because it has a very low CPU 
usage. Of course, should file contents change, the verify will show an error.
I recomend it because I have tried two other commercial products and both have 
not been 100% reliable (and that is what backups are for, no? ), the BackUpWiz 
product has fully restored my harddrive several times, including all of OS/2. 
Oh..it also runs just fine under the Warp Beta II.

			DJB

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