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And the good old 3410/3411's on the S/3 !  ;-)  (Or were they on the S/38
too - senility is setting in).

...Neil





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Long tapes were never supported by IBM on any AS/400 tape drive.  They
worked on 3430 and 3422 from the System/38 era.

Al

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I remember trying to use some longer tapes on a 1600/3200 drive at
V1R1M0 (or whatever it was called then).  This would consistently crash
the entire machine.

> Don't know if you will have a problem with the "tape length".  I do
know
> that years ago on the 9347 1/2" Reel (1600bpi/3200bpi) unit that it
didn't
> like tapes longer than 2400'.  If you tried a 3600' tape it would end
> shortly after it had processed 2400' of the tape.
>
> ...Neil







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