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How do I control tape devices with tapectl(tm)?
Controlling Tape Drives - tapectl
Tape drives control their media in one of two manners - rewinding mode and non-rewinding mode. In rewinding ...
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How do I control my tape library with the libctl (tm) command on Mac OS X?
Controlling a Tape Library - libctl
A tape library allows you to automate the use of multiple tapes and even multiple tape drives without direct ...
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OS X Standard I/O Streams
OS X Standard IO Streams – a One Page Primer
Under Mac OS X, reading or writing data on a tape requires either a ‘tape aware’...
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How do I use the 'taperead' command?
Reading a tape with taperead
The taperead utility reads the raw data from a tape and provides it as standard output to be used by whatever...
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SCSI Compatibility Issues Under Mac OS X
SCSI Compatibility Issues Under Mac OS X
TOLIS Group has done testing on a lot of different SCSI cards for Mac OS X systems. From our...
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How do I use the 'tapecopy' command to copy a tape?
Duplicate Tapes with tapecopy
The tapecopy utility allows you to duplicate tapes in 2 tape drives. The tape in the first listed drive is read...
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How do I write to a tape with the 'tapewrite' command?
Writing a tape with tapewrite
In much the same manner that taperead will read a raw data stream from a tape, tapewrite will accept a raw data...
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How can I test to see if my tape drive/library is operating properly under Mac OS X?
Troubleshooting Your Devices Under Mac OS X
If your tape drive or library is not functioning properly, this can cause the BRU interface...
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