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Subject: AppleTalk program available: Network Backup
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Date: Thu, 9-Apr-87 08:19:01 EST
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I have put together a set of programs that let a UNIX host (running CAP)
do an unattended backup of a Macintosh's hard disk. 

For those who want to play with this I've put the following files in 
anonymous ~/pub on mikey.bbn.com (128.89.0.148)

	macdump.shar - sources for the UNIX side dump and restore programs
	netbackup.hqx - the Macintosh programs and a MacWrite document
			describing the system.

Caveats: The usual warnings and disclaimers apply. Consider this beta
test (Check occasionally to be sure the dumps are really being done).
This has been tested on Mac512K and Mac+, using either SCSI drives or
the floppy port "Hard Disk 20".  It hasn't been tested on a Hyperdrive
and it probably won't work on an MFS volume.

Dan Tappan
BB&N