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6-1. Outline
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Example of Screen Displays When Connected (Tape Information During Load/Unload/Fast Load/Fast
Unload)
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Volume Count[ 1]
LEOT ID [ 364000]
Init Number[00005d5f2] Over-write Counter[
==========================================================================
### VOL 0 ###
BOP ID[
1720]
EOP ID
BOD ID[
3501]
EOD ID
File Count[
3]
LIDT Count[
Init Number[0005de00]
Over-write Counter[
Mount Count[
11] Volume OWC[
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Volume Count [ 1]
LEOT ID [ 364000]
Init Number [0005d5f2]
Over-write Counter [ 0]
### VOL 0 ###
BOP ID [
1720]
EOP ID [ 364000]
BOD ID [ 3501]
EOD ID [ 6863]
File Count [
3]
LIDT Count [
14]
Badspot Count [
2]
Init Number [0005de00]
Over-write Counter [
7] : Value counted up when the effective data was overwritten.
Mount Count [
11]
Volume OWC [
0]
6-2
0]
[ 364000]
[
6863]
14] Badspot Count[
7]
0]
: Volume (Partition) number
When Multi Volume (Partition), there will be several volumes.
: Logical End Of Tape ID
: For Multi Volume (Partition), VSIT Initial No.
(Necessary when recovering with the Multi Volume (Partition))
: Counts up when the Volume (Partition) was erased.
(Necessary when recovering with the Multi Volume (Partition))
: Volume (Partition) No.
Always "0" if not Multi Volume (Partition)
: Beginning Of Volume (Partition) ID
: End Of Volume (Partition) ID
: Beginning Of user Data ID
: End Of user Data ID
: File mark number
: Logical ID Table number
Value calculated by (User ID _ (Dummy + EOD + Bad Spot))/200
: Bad spot number
: Tape Initial No.
Unique No. that can be attached during Tape Erase
Does not count up during Append Rec.
However, counts up in the same way as the Mount count to be recorded for
systems which destroys one Tape Mark when writing two Tape Marks and
recording the file.
For example, when the System V UNIX is the Host computer, if using Peta
Serve, SM-Arch, the same value as Mount count for recording is obtained.
In other words, Mount Count indicates the number of back ups (= Migra-
tion), Mount Count _ Overwrite Counter, Restore (= Reload).
: Value counting up when mounted.
: Volume (Partition) Over Write Counter
Always "0" if not Multi Volume (Partition)
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GY-2120WD/WS
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