Re: How to Access HP Colorado Tape Drive

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On Tue, 11 Nov 2003, Craig White wrote:

> suggest using /dev/nst0 rather than /dev/st0 which causes it to rewind
> because these things are very imprecise things and you will never know
> where the tape is positioned unless it is rewound to start.

/dev/st0 is fine...in addition, when you put a tape into these drives, the 
drive automatically rewinds it, to find the beginning of the tape, in the 
first place.

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