Feedback wanted asap

[glenn at aoi.ultranet.com (Glenn Burkhardt)]

> If you can afford one, they are pretty painless.  Before the DLT we used
> 4mm tapes, which frequently became corrupt, and caused some headaches. By
> contrast, we have yet to have a DLT fail us.  They are expensive, but they
> are fast and BIG. Works great with cron and tar.

Curious.  I've never had a "corrupted" tape on our HP1554 or HP1536 drives in
over two years now.  I've been able to read any tape I've created...

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