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Re: Bad System ID.
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Mon, 15 May 2000 13:44:55 -0600
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It appears you have a bad tape or a bad tape drive. That message normally
means it can't read the tape
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Hi,

We have an HP 3000 of unknown origin here.  We tried booting it with a
6.0 tape and it gave this message:

Utility file header inconsistent. Bad System ID.

Do you know what this means?  Does it think it's a UNIX box?

Jim

Jim Kramer / Lund Performance Solutions
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