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From: babel@cais.cais.com
Subject: ft Problems
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Have almost the entire freeBSD collection installed and working.  
Need a way to back it up in case of a CRASH.

Used your ft driver for QIC80 tape drives.  Seems to work ok basically.

Can not get it to back up/restore recessively, will not archive to the 
sub directory level.  Is the ft function supposed to backup/restore 
sub-directories also ?

If so,  the command to do this is not in the rt or tar man pages.  If rt
will not back up recursively what other QIC80 program to you have a port 
for ?

I own a copy of the Jumbo 250 QIC80 driver software but is in SCO UNIX
code.  Any way to install and use this for freeBSD OS?



Thanks in advance
Bob Abel
babel@cais.com