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From: Christoph Sold <so@server.i-clue.de>
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Hi Folks,

I got a single, small BSD box set up and running in a local network. I
plan to use it for backup purposes. Unfortunately, this box sports no
SCSI interface. Everything has to be done the cheap way.

Can anybody speak up how to backup (preferably using Amanda) to any
ATAPI or USB drive?

Thanks for your recommendations
-Christoph Sold
P.S: Yes, i know, SCSI cards _are_ cheap... but I want to check out
alternatives first.
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