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Subject: DLT7000
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Hi,

I'll soon have a DLT (digital linear tape) backup drive on hand for use with
my FreeBSD system to do backups on.  It is one of those Quantum DLT7000 units
repackaged under a different OEM name.  I'm wondering if the standard SCSI
tape manipulation stuff works, like mt.  Does anyone who uses one of these
have a backup procedure they'd be willing to share with me?  I run FreeBSD
2.2.8-STABLE.

Thanks!

Aaron out.


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