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From: Jerry Kelley <jerryk@iquest.net>
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Does anyone have a recommendation for a decently large capacity tape
drive that FreeBSD 2.1.5 recognizes? Is it safe to assume that a drive
that uses the floppy interface would be accessible? I'm specifically
looking at the Seagate TR3 tape drive since my machine also boots under
NT 4.0 and it is _very_ picky about the tape drives it'll use. The
Seagate is one of the few that work well under NT.
 
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Jerry Kelley
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"Expectations are life's greatest dangers."