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  3. March 2006

Re: How do I read a UNIX-created Ultrium-3 tape on our V5R2 system?

I'll try to find out.

Tom

"Scott Lindstrom" <SLindstrom@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote 
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> >Customer would like for us to recover some data from their Unix-formatted
>>Ultrium-2 tape.  We have an Ultrium-3 tape drive, but I have no idea where
>
>>to start.
>>What do I need to get going on this little project?
>>Tom
>
> Do you know what UNIX command was used to write the tape?
>
> Scott
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