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with the 270 standing still, I don't see a reason to not do it the way previously mentioned... as that is essentially a side-by-side. On Wed, 2005-07-20 at 10:38, Joe Pluta wrote: > Okay, because I'm starting to get concerned. Everybody is saying that I > need to upgrade my little model 270 to V5R3 before moving it to the new > box (which will probably be a 520). But I don't have that luxury; the > model 270 is going to stay in semi-retired service as a back-release > machine, at least until all my clients move to newer releases. > > Joe > > > > From: rob@xxxxxxxxx > > > > Joe, > > > > I saved a few things to DVD. Very few things. The DVD drive is slow > and > > it takes a he!! of a lot of them to equal one tape. You should be > able to > > get a tape drive reasonably on ebay. > > > > We have a 270 with a 1/4" tape drive that we never use. We just > happen to > > have access to a 3582 to back it up to. And, the 270 can be taken > down > > during the middle of the day and no one would notice. Not too many > shops > > that keep an extra lying around just to test new versions of OS, > Domino, > > etc prior to even putting it on their development machine.
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