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What a typo!
To: linux-sig at bcs.org
Subject: Re: QIC tape drives
Date: Wed, 09 Aug 1995 13:51:36 -0400
From: CD Rasmussen <cdr at sme.siemens.com>
Just say yes to the standard SCSI tape question, I believe its right
after the SCSI tape drive question in config. Make sure your machine
^^^^
should be disk
has a /dev/rst0 and when you boot, the SCSI driver will say that it
found 1 SCSI tape.
I recommend using the mt_st found on sunsite.unc.edu and it mirrors.
It has commands for SCSI tape that are not supported by the standard
GNU mt. I have replaced the GNU mt with the mt in the mt_st package.
Some people with QIC-150 tapes find that they do not need the
alternate version of mt. BTW, the alternate comes from BSD, it was
not specially written to solve SCSI problems in Linux.