On Mon, Jul 26, 2004 at 09:16:16PM -0500, Noll, Ralph wrote: > DEBIAN PARMFILE A1 F 1024 1 1 7/26/04 > 14:08:26 > DEBIAN KERNEL A1 F 1024 2447 524 7/26/04 > 14:08:20 > DEBIAN INITRD A1 F 1024 1284 321 7/26/04 > 14:08:11
These look OK, or at least in the right ballpark. > Above is what I have the deb is the exec proc below.....am I just about > there.... It's been a long time since I wrote EXEC 1/2 procs, but aside from the duplicate MOVEFILE IN3 OUT line, it looks pretty close. I'd probably stash the ones Neale and I sent away for a slightly more modern version, but this one ought to work (assuming the input files are clean binary downloads). > &CONTROL OFF > &TRACE ALL > CP SP PRINTER CLASS O > *--------------------------------------------------------------------- > * CHECK OUT THE TAPE DRIVE > *--------------------------------------------------------------------- > -CHKTAPE > CP REWIND 181 > TAPE WTM 25 > CP REWIND 181 > &IF &RETCODE = 0 &GOTO -TAPEOK > &TYPE ATTACH BACKUP TAPE AS 181 AND RE-START THIS EXEC > &EXIT &RETCODE > -TAPEOK > FILEDEF IN1 DISK DEBIAN KERNEL A > FILEDEF IN2 DISK DEBIAN PARMFILE A > FILEDEF IN3 DISK DEBIAN INITRD A > FILEDEF OUT TAP1 (RECFM F BLOCK 1024 LRECL 1024 PERM) > MOVEFILE IN1 OUT > MOVEFILE IN2 OUT > MOVEFILE IN3 OUT > MOVEFILE IN3 OUT <****** DUPLICATE ******** > SAY 'DONE.' > TAPE RUN > &TYPE *** DONE RALPH *** > &EXIT 0 > * * * End of File * * * If it *still* doesn't work, then I'd suspect that your downloads are getting corrupted somehow. -- db ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: INFO LINUX-390 or visit http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?LINUX-390
