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From: savage@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Metallica Rules)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Tape Drives with Interactive.
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Date: 23 Aug 90 04:21:27 GMT
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I have Interactive UNIX and when you boot up for a first or more times
with the original/copy boot disk.  You get a prompt about putting in a tape
to load the system software.  Can this be done with a cassette tape and how
do I go about making one that is also a copy of all the stuff I have currently
on my system.  I am thinking of getting a new harddrive and would not like to
have to go through the hourse of re-setting up my system.

Also my backup script when I run it, I get SYNTAX error.  Anybody know what the
fix is.

Please e-mail me and/or if you think everybody wants to know.  Post it.  But
to make sure I get it, please forward it to my e-mail box.

Chuck

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