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Date: | Tue, 19 May 1998 15:02:41 -0700 |
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<whine mode>
well, i guess this was bound to happen. i need
to set up a tape drive for use by tar.
</whine mode>
so of course, i've got some questions:
1) i do want to use 'mknod', right?
2) the documentation does an ever-so-lovely
job of explaining mknod's parameters - any
one else want to help? :-)
3) it looks like mknod is designed to make a
'hard' connection between a device file and a
device number, right? that is, i can't do something
like, mknod '/dev/tape c 0 7' *then* some kind
of file equation to point /dev/tape to another
ldev (in an elegant mpe sort of way...). so what
i really ought to do is: mknod '/dev/tape8 c 0 8'
etc...?
- d (don't talk to me about unix....)
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Donna Garverick Sr. System Programmer
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