Hi Bob,
> Did the ftape installation process create the devices? What does
> 'ls -al /dev/*ft*' show?
Yes, the devices are created. ftape asks me to override the old one.
ls /dev/*ft* shows:
/dev/ftape /dev/nrawft1 /dev/nzqft0 /dev/qft3 /dev/rft2
/dev/nftape /dev/nrawft2 /dev/nzqft1 /dev/rawft0 /dev/rft3
/dev/nqft0 /dev/nrawft3 /dev/nzqft2 /dev/rawft1 /dev/zqft0
/dev/nqft1 /dev/nrft0 /dev/nzqft3 /dev/rawft2 /dev/zqft1
/dev/nqft2 /dev/nrft1 /dev/qft0 /dev/rawft3 /dev/zqft2
/dev/nqft3 /dev/nrft2 /dev/qft1 /dev/rft0 /dev/zqft3
/dev/nrawft0 /dev/nrft3 /dev/qft2 /dev/rft1
The date of the devices is the date from my installation of ftape.
Servus
Peter
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