This one was obviously too easy for my overly complex head. I confess
I thought there was something special/different about the SunOS boot tapes.
I did receive three types of replies so far.
1. Use tcopy (overall favorite)
2. Use dd if=input of=output
and 3. One fellow sent me a copy of a tape copy program he uses, tputil.
Also apparently there is aprogram available through archie called copytape.
Thanks again for the help. - Gary
Thanks to the following:
From: sdillman@tech.concorde.com (Sean Dillman)
From: canoaf@ponder.csci.unt.edu (Augustine Cano)
From: hsafai@esri.com
From: "Henry Katz" <hkatz@lehman.com>
From: walfish@jpmorgan.com (Joshua Walfish F.I. Research LAN Admin. 212-648-4473
From: pasken@newton.slu.edu. (Dr. Robert Pasken)
From: hoogs@SynOptics.COM (Tim Hoogasian)
From: Christian.Hnilica@aut.alcatel.at (Christian Hnilica)
From: betti@reston.raxco.com (Michael Betti/Development
- .sig under construction - No 2-way radios during daylight hours.
Gary Goldberg KA3ZYW Bowie, MD - SysAdmin, Census Bureau
calliope@netcom.com ggoldber@census.gov
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