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тАО02-06-2004 08:10 PM
тАО02-06-2004 08:10 PM
my system is alpha server 4100
and the os is digital unix 4.0D
my tape driver has something wrong
so i place a new tape driver into the same slot of the old one
i executed the command
#tar cv /etc/hosts
#cd /dev
when i #ls -al rmt*
the time stamp of the special file :rmt0h is the same as the time tar command executed
but the other special files of the tape driver
are the same as the time the command #/dev/MAKEDEV tz12
do the time stamps of the tape's special files
change according to the time some commands which operate on the tape are executed ?
and the os is digital unix 4.0D
my tape driver has something wrong
so i place a new tape driver into the same slot of the old one
i executed the command
#tar cv /etc/hosts
#cd /dev
when i #ls -al rmt*
the time stamp of the special file :rmt0h is the same as the time tar command executed
but the other special files of the tape driver
are the same as the time the command #/dev/MAKEDEV tz12
do the time stamps of the tape's special files
change according to the time some commands which operate on the tape are executed ?
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тАО02-06-2004 08:38 PM
тАО02-06-2004 08:38 PM
Solution
Hi,
I see, that this happens also for tty devices, when you login.
So, why shouldn't this be possible for tapedevices when you write to them.
Is this a problem or is it a matter of curiosity ?
Joris
I see, that this happens also for tty devices, when you login.
So, why shouldn't this be possible for tapedevices when you write to them.
Is this a problem or is it a matter of curiosity ?
Joris
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тАО02-06-2004 11:06 PM
тАО02-06-2004 11:06 PM
Re: about tape driver1
Hi,
yes, you are right. Lets assume, you use rmt1h, then the device file updated its modification time, because you write to it, just like other files and the other rmt1* don't change.
Michael
yes, you are right. Lets assume, you use rmt1h, then the device file updated its modification time, because you write to it, just like other files and the other rmt1* don't change.
Michael
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