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From: LGEORGE@insted.unimelb.edu.au (Lord Vader)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Re: Apple Tape Backup
Message-ID: <4308@insted.unimelb.edu.au>
Date: 4 Jul 90 15:40:54 GMT
References: <90180.121617SAS102@psuvm.psu.edu> <615@dbase.A-T.COM>
Organization: La Trobe University - Lincoln School of Health Sciences
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In article <615@dbase.A-T.COM>, cy@dbase.A-T.COM (Cy Shuster) writes:
> Best of luck to you.  I was not successful, when in the same situation
> (did a volume backup, not by file, right? Who would, when it takes
> 5 times longer!).  Apparently the drive you restore to must have
> *exactly* the same number of formatted blocks as when you backed it
> up (anyone with more precise info, please correct me). I tried to
> restore to four or five machines here, and all of them had a slightly
> different disk size, so it wouldn't copy.
> 
> --Cy--    cy@dbase.a-t.com

Did you try apple Tape Disk INIT?
It allows you to mount volume backups with Apple's Tape Backup Drive as finder 
volumes...  It's slow, but its mounted.
It should be with the Tape Backup Software...
You can also look for it on any 'excelent' cd :)
Otherwise, email me, and I'll send you a copy.
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