05-29-2007
Sometimes you see old versions on Ebay, but I've never seen anything that old. I think that 7 was the first version to be offered on CD, but I'm not sure. I am sure that CD would not be the only option for 7, so you specify what media you are expecting. You might get it on open reel tape or CS-80 tape or DDS tape. At least 7 was on all three of these media for the 800's... I never used a 300 series box.
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gentapes
gentapes(8) System Manager's Manual gentapes(8)
Name
gentapes - produce distribution mag tape media
Syntax
/usr/sys/dist/gentapes [-{wv}] [hostname:]product_code special
Description
The utility is used to produce MT9 or TK50 mag tape distribution media. The utility searches for the product_code as provided by the user
on the command line, plus the letters "TK" which is appended to the product code by the utility. If a corresponding kit descriptor is
found in the utility uses the information in the kit descriptor to copy files to the tape media mounted on tape drive special. Once all
files have been transferred, the tape is rewound and each file is verified by using the results of and comparing it to sums given in the
kit image file. The utility can support multi-volume tape kits, and multiproduct tape kits. See for information on how to set up these
features.
The optional hostname: is the name of a remote TCP/IP network machine that contains the kitcap file. The utility will search on the remote
machine for the product_code and use it for creating the media. The colon (:) is a required delimiter for TCP/IP networks, and there is no
space between the colon and the product_code. For example, if the product code was ULT-2.2-V-BW, and the kitcap file to be used was on
node "mynode", the proper syntax for this option would be
mynode:ULT-2.2-V-BW
The product_code is a user defined code that is located in and describes the partition, directories, and subsets that make up a kitcap
description. It can be any set of numbers or letters and is usually formed in a way to have some meaning relative to the product that it
describes. For example, if the product name is MYPRODUCT and it is version 1, the product_code might be MYP010.
The special argument is used to specify a special device such as /dev/nrmt?l.
Options
-w Write only.
-v Verify only.
If neither option appears on the command line, the utility by default will write and then verify the files in the kit descriptor.
Restrictions
You must be a superuser to run this program. If the optional hostname is used, you must be able to access files on the remote host as
superuser.
Files
ra device special files
Kit descriptor database
See Also
sum(1), kitcap(5), genra(8)
gentapes(8)