Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com> writes:
On 10/02/2013 06:57 PM, Cory Smelosky wrote:
Write it directly.
Backup can do that right? I don't have to right disk images to disk in
VMS too often. ;)
No. This is what I've done to write tape images to tapes:
$ INIT/ERASE MUA0: ""
$ MOUNT/FOREIGN/BLOCK=512 MUA0:
$ COPY <filename> MUA0:
$ DISMOUNT/UNLOAD MUA0:
Can anyone (Brian S?) say if this will work with disk as the
destination device as well? I'd guess yes, but I haven't done it
myself, at least not recently enough that I remember.
Destination being a disk? Yes.
$ MOUNT/FOREIGN DUA0:
$ COPY <filename> DUA0:
$ DISMOUNT DUA0:
$ MOUNT [/OVERRIDE=IDENTIFICATION] [/SYSTEM] DUA0: [label]
The [] items are optional depending upon what you will do with the drive
after writing the image to it.
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