On 1/18/22 11:09 AM, Jonathan Chapman via cctalk wrote:
Not archival storage, just day-to-day operation on old stuff, like
Sun3/Sun4, AT&T UNIX PC, etc.
Okay. I can see that.
However, "couple (of) months" seems incongruent with "day-to-day".
I am assuming that the day-to-day operation to mean that the source data
is still accessible on the source system. As such, it's probably simply
a matter of annoyance when a QIC* fails and you must re-do the process
that was using it.
*Can I use /just/ QIC as a proper name or should I say /QIC/ /cartridge/
analogous to VIN number?
Works well enough for my needs :) I've got a small stack of QICs I
use primarily with the Suns, they are reliable enough. Again, we're
not storing launch codes on these or shooting them to the moon or
something, I just want tape bands that don't destroy tape.
ACK
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Grant. . . .
unix || die
