bill@cs.uofs.edu (Bill Gunshannon) writes:

> Where can I find utilities for manipulating .tap images? Like moving
> back and forth between real tapes and .tap images.

In the src subdirectory of (the original public release of KLH10), there is a
utility program called tapedd which can handle all the various kinds of tape
image files used by SimH, E11, KLH10, and DECUS, to and from real as well as
virtual tapes:

http://klh10.trailing-edge.com/klh10-2.0a.tgz

Or, if you prefer Macro-20 to Unix C programs, I can send you the tools I use
on a Tops-20 system.

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In article ,
Rich Alderson writes:
> bill@cs.uofs.edu (Bill Gunshannon) writes:
>
>> Where can I find utilities for manipulating .tap images? Like moving
>> back and forth between real tapes and .tap images.
>
> In the src subdirectory of (the original public release of KLH10), there is a
> utility program called tapedd which can handle all the various kinds of tape
> image files used by SimH, E11, KLH10, and DECUS, to and from real as well as
> virtual tapes:
>
> http://klh10.trailing-edge.com/klh10-2.0a.tgz
>
> Or, if you prefer Macro-20 to Unix C programs, I can send you the tools I use
> on a Tops-20 system.

Thank you. Now all I have to do is make it work on Ultrix. :-)

bill


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