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03-24-2006
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Acess DAT with SCO 3.2
Hi,
I've just get a SCO UNIX computer that includes DAT reader. This computer also run a professionnal software i do not know. It runs Kornshell too. I tried so use ls /dev/rmt, but I always have the same files... so, I think /dev/rmt is not the right file. My question is : how can I get access to my DAT reader ? It seems that a file in /dev, may be /dev/rmt can provide me access to my DAT. Thanks for reply. 
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03-28-2006
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I presume by DAT reader you mean a DDS-type tape drive.
tape drives cannot be mounted like hard drives; they are sequential devices, not block devices. /usr/bin/tape handles most thing to do with tape drives, try 'man tape'.
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