Re: make copy of savevg tape

From: Bill Verzal (BVerzal_at_KOMATSUNA.COM)
Date: 07/29/03

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    tcopy is a good choice. Often you'll need to experiment with drive block
    sizes thoug if you don't know what they are normally set to.

    BV
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    How can I make a copy of a set of savevg tapes? Will
    tcopy work? I have two 4mm drives: a DDS4 and a
    non-DDS (which is what the savevg was created on).
    Would like another copy of these tapes in case
    somebody steps on one.

    Thanks,
    TL

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