11.03.2002 22:22:38 Linux on 390 Port ΞΑΠΙΣΑΜ(Α):
Thank you, Mark.
But I have one more question :)
I did next steps
1) insmod tape390 tape=290
Driver used major number 254. No devices in /dev
2) cd /dev; mknod ntibm0 c 254 0
3) tar -cvf /dev/ntibm0 some_file
Is this sequence right?
It is working fine, but after file was writing, tape rewinded
automatically, and i can't write next file after first.
>Sergey,
>
>If you have the tape drivers for your system loaded, you should just be
able
>to copy the tape kernel, parm file, and initial ramdisk to the tape using
>either "dd" or just plain "cat" to the correct tape device in /dev.
>
>Mark Post
