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Subject: Re: Is this (SCSI) tape drive compatible with FreeBSD? 
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[redirected to -hardware only; TK-50s hardly need to be discussed in
multiple lists :)]

> *chuckle*  DLT is a direct descendant of the venerable TK-50.  Take a 
> look at one sometime.  8)

Cool!  Does this mean that the tape followers also frequently become
detached and stuck in the drive where they may only be removed by unit
disassembly? :-)

					Jordan