I should have said that the tape image contains a number of data files -
which I can process - but I need to extract each individual files
first. I did do this a while ago using tapecopy or tcopy or mt or
something-or-other...
/Stephen Merrony
/
On 29/11/2014 16:48, Clem Cole wrote:
On Sat, Nov 29, 2014 at 9:32 AM, Stephen Merrony
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
extract a tape dump in SimH format
Can you be a little more detailed here. The file is a SimH format of
the a tape. But the tape itself has been formatted by the application
on the OS that wrote it.
eg. if its a UNIX "dump" format tape you need: something to under
the SimH format and create a bytes stream to push into a program that
understand the UNIX restore format - which also means you might have
NUXI issues depend on the simulator that wrote it, since dump writes
integers in native formats in the metadata.
or if it's a TOPS "dumper" (aka backup) you will need something to
under the SimH format and create a bytes stream to feed program that
understand the PDP-10 dumper format.
FYI: I used to have tools for the later part, although I have never
run them on Linux. The last time i ran them was an Alpha under Tru64.
I'll have to go digging.
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