Paul Koning schreef op 17-3-2017 om 17:05: [snip]
More in general, if drive B wont' read tapes written by drive A, the fault could be at either end (or both). It could even be in the standard -- all too many standards, for example a whole lot of modern network protocol standards, permit implementations that conform but don't interoperate. In some cases, the authors get annoyed when you point this out and call it a standards bug. (By contrast, the DECnet standards were always written to the rule that "conformance implies interoperability".)
"We call it compatible for a reason. If it were the same, we would say so"
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