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I'm OOT right now.

My guess that if this is rleated to DCLZ format on an old python that
it's not correctly signalling early warning. Note that the driver
doesn't give a flying frick about what happens with data if it's being
compressed on the drive- it's the drive's responsiblity to signal early
warning appropriately.

I have an old DDS1 changer drive around somewhere but I won't be able to
connect it until I get back next week.