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From: collins@sleepy.unm.edu (William Collins)
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Subject: Re: rdump - lost connection
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Date: 30 Dec 88 16:29:47 GMT
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In article <75675@felix.UUCP> gfl@tuhold.UUCP (Gerhard Fleischanderl) writes:
>Reply-to: gfl@tuhold.UUCP (Gerhard Fleischanderl)
>
>
>I have serious problems with rdump(8):
not quite...
>We are running a VAX-11/750 under Ultrix 1.0 and a MicroVAX-II
				   ^^^^^^^^^^
>under Ultrix 2.0, both connected via Ethernet.
       ^^^^^^^^^^
>(Nice mixture of releases, isn't it?)
yeah, *real* nice.

>Who can tell me what has gone wrong?
rmt(8) is not real friendly when it gets a command that it doesn't understand.
2.0 has some special commands for rmt(8).  read rmt(8) and you will find:
     Any other command causes rmt to exit.

>If it's just the different releases of Ultrix: We are
>going to bring updates to both machines.
Good, that should "fix" it.

					Bill
					collins@unmvax.unm.edu
			Bill Collins
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