Re: [Networker] Write protected tape
2004-02-02 15:51:08
> > >
> > > (R) means readonly. A tape can be recycleable (recyc) without being
> > > readonly, though that's uncommon.
> >
> > Is that actually possible? I can't say I've really attempted to create
> > such a volume, but my impression is that recyc implies readonly.
> My 2 cents.... the tape can be just readonly because
> of a media verification failure.
Certainly. Every 'full' tape is also readonly.
My question was whether the original statement (recyc without readonly)
could ever occur. The converse is definitely true.
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