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Article #200Re: Need information about DAT drives
From: Wolfgang Schelongowski
Date: Fri, 09 Aug 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 09 Aug 1996 00:00
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In <DvCCwC.AvG@bri.hp.com> aslater@jocko.bri.hp.com (Al Slater) writes: >Dr. Albert Hybl (hybl@umbc.edu) wrote: >[snip] >: Does the Linux kernel support a device driver for these DAT drives? >: What Linux compatible software can be used for creating backups? >Hmm. Interesting point. The answer here is generally yes. However, I'd >qualify it by saying we don't support Linux currently and the last >time I looked at the scsi tape driver, it was not exactly 'wired for DAT'.. >That said, there shouldn't be anything stopping you... how it does the >DC on/off via device file I'd need to RTFS, which is one of the bits that >probably needs tweaking.. You can do that and a few other things with mt-dds from dds2tar package (my version: dds2tar-2.4.12). -- Wolfgang Schelongowski ws@xivic.ruhr.de One person with a good diff can change the world. /r$
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