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I don't use ftape but is there some chance that "nftape" is a generic name and they expect you to link that to the appropriate real dev entry? >Hello Linuxers. >I've been trying to get running my version of Ftape that came with my >Slackware distribution. It's a Linux System Labs version I bought in >December of last year. > >When the machine boots it loads the ftape module and when I do a "set" <cr> >TAPE=/dev/nftape tells me that the TAPE variable is set. > >Upon erasing or rewinding a tape I get:"mt: >/dev/nftape: No such device." >I'm using a 250MB Colorado Backup tape drive attached to the floppy >controller. I really can't think of anything else at this point; i'm >logged in as root when I attempt it. All the other devices that go along >with nftape in the /dev direcotory seem to be there, such as nrft0, >nrft1, etc. > Any help would be most appreciated. >Thanks. > >=============================================================================== >Vincent Cocco >Suffolk University email: cocco at misty.suffolk.edu >Boston, MA 02108 fax: 617-573-8703 >============================================================================== > > > > Rodney Thayer :: rodney at sabletech.com Sable Technology Corp :: +1 617 332 7292 246 Walnut St :: Fax: +1 617 332 7970 Newton MA 02160 USA :: PGP: request sig. "Developers of communications software"