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from dos dir a: to similar to a dds tape?
is it possible to see what is in a dds tape?
like in dos, we can write dir a: to see the contents of it? thanks PS : actually, i came from a DOS background. so most of the time, i will try to relate unix to dos. of course, dos never came close to unix. but unix is like many instances of dos running, can i say that? anyway, what should i be beware when doing this dos to unix knowledge transfer.. thanks |
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dos like commands
use the command
"lsdir a:" in sco-unix "mdir a:" in dec-alpha unix or reply to this with your unix/linux version... so that I can give you the exact command syntax... |
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If there is a tar archive on the DDS tape you can list the contents my using `tar -t` option.
As for the a: drive, you should be able to mount a floppy drive like any other filesystem. Under OpenBSD the floppy drive is /dev/fd0. |
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