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From: Alexey Chuprinin <walker@mb.ru>
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Subject: QIC-80 or floppy tape support
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Hello!

I try to use my old Conner 420r that described in Handbook.
But I can't. I've do:
include in kernel configuration file string
tape ft0 at fdc0 drive 2
then rebuild kernel, install it and reboot
In `dmesg' report there is no reference to device ft0. :(
Moreover, when I try to find reference to this device in kernel
sources I found only /sys/sys/ftape.h
But this header file is not included in any source.
So my question is:
Does FreeBSD support QIC-80?
If so where I failed?

If it not may be the Handbook needs to be corrected?

Thanks. Sincerely yours, Alexey.

P.S. I bag your pardon for my bad english.


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