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> > Does anyone have any experience with 4mm SCSI dat on Linux? > Well I have used a HP 35470A SCSI DAT (4mm) tape under linux 1.2.5. I had to recompile the kernel for SCSI tape support, but otherwise the tape seems to work, once I took all the usual SCSI precautions (proper termination and all ID numbers being different). I honestly do not know which version of "mt" that is on the system, though it seems to work OK, so I guess that it must the SCSI compatible version (anyone have a quick way of determining the version?). The real big disadvantage of 4mm DAT drives is the high price, so one might want to opt for a cheaper drive if people on this list can give good recommendations. --
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