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From: Jeffrey Wheat <jeff@tad.cetlink.net>
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Subject: Restore help needed!
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I'm trying to restore a filesystem from tape and I am running into
problems. I had performed a dump using:

  dump 0fud tape 61000 /dev/rsd0f

Now when I try and restore, I get this:

	tad# restore -idvf /dev/nrst0
	Verify tape and initialize maps
	Tape block size is 32
	Tape is not a dump tape

The tape drive is a HP 35480 4mm DAT, the controller is an AHA1542

All help would be *greatly* appreciated! Please reply directly to me,
jeff@cetlink.net

Thanks!!!
Jeff