On Sun, 3 Feb
2002, Jerome Fine wrote:
(c) If you are trying to produce an exact "block for block" copy of DY0:
into DY1:, then use:
COPY/DEVICE DY0: DY1:
and the file structure is ignored. A block for block copy is made. If you
have any BAD blocks on DY0: or DY1:, it probably will not work.
This has the same
affect as init. It asks if you're sure, and no matter
what you say (y, yes), it exits without doing anything. I have to be
missing something really obvious. I also have a 5.0 RT-11SJ disk which
does the same thing.
Although at first glance I would have said that you have a bad DUP.SAV(same program for
both commands), I can't see that happen with both
V4.00 DUP.SAV and V5.00 DUP.SAV, especially on switching from
V4.00 RT11XM to V5.00 RT11SJ.
Maybe try the /NOQUERY switch:
COPY/DEV/NOQU DY0: DY1:
also
INIT/NOQU DY1:
That way it does not ask for a response. Worth a try.