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From: A105@UWOCC1.BITNET (Brent Sterner)
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Subject: DECUS VMS magic...
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Date: Wed, 8-Jan-86 11:24:00 EST
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   I saw some of the show, but not all.  My notes tell me that someone
has an 8600 and no longer does stand-alone backups of their system disk.
Apparently, a really trimmed down VMS can fit on the RL02 along with
BACKUP, allowing the system disk to be backed up with a COM file.
   Who is this person?  Anyone know?  Does this make sense?  We have
operators that could REALLY use an assist like this.  Especially since
it is frequently a part-timer (student!) doing this stuff on a weekend.
If anyone remembers who this was, or if "who" reads this, please send
me some preliminary details.   Thanks.

Brent Sterner
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