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Subject: dds5 / dat72 usb devices
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have any of the dds5/dat72 usb 2.0 devices been tested successfully on 6.2 (or
other)? can anyone tell me what usb/scsi converters these use?

for example:
HP StorageWorks DAT72 USB2.0 


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