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| Reply To: | Frank C. Fish, CCP, Director of Information Systems |
| Date: | Thu, 15 Jan 1998 18:10:45 -0700 |
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Stuart Pierce wrote:
> In the past with Backpack we used that program. Now RoadRunner has
> AUTOREPLY and AUTOLOAD as command line options to it's language so you
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> don't need that program. We have both a SCSI and HP-IB dat tape drives
> and
> it, like I said, more often than I would like, doesn't do the
> AUTOREPLY.
> But, maybe we are better off to run the program than to use the
> command
> that the software says it provides.
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This is not intended as a plug for Unison-Tymlabs, but in 9 years of
managing half a dozen different HP-3000 systems using BackPack and
RoadRunner, I've never had the AUTOREPLY or AUTOLOAD commands fail for
any reason that was software-related. This has been true for HP-IB and
SCSI DDS tape drives (generations I and II) and 79xx reel-to-reel tape
drives.
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