Apple 40Meg Tape Drive for AUX
Rick Auricchio
rick at Apple.COM
Tue Jul 25 03:03:33 AEST 1989
In article <18692 at mimsy.UUCP> steveg at tove.umd.edu.UUCP (Steve Green) writes:
>Well, I just used newunix tc and then autoconfig and it did it all for me.
> autoconfig -I -o /unix -S /etc/startup -M /etc/master
Yes, unfortunately the -I option (run init scripts) should be the default.
Several drivers want that option specified on the autoconfig line. The
usual symptom is the lack of /dev nodes.
Donn, your guess at minor numbers is close. You probably already suspected
that there are a couple of extra bits for things like no-rewind and such.
>As far as formatting, you can use mt(1).
> mt -f/dev/rmt/tc? format
Correct. Expect a 45-minute completion, but at least you don't have to
wait around for it. Do it in the background.
>PS: dont forget to re-kconfig. 8-(
Yes, if you've got useful stuff you like different. You could always
stash a copy of /etc/newunix in a safe place, then kconfig /etc/newunix
so that you don't have to always redo the kconfig.
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