<Ah... you needed the scripts I wrote eleven years ago... they would
<build a console TU58 with EXCHANGE and sling the files out to the tape
<in the right order. The benefit was that apparently the microprocessor
<in the TU58 (at least on the 11/730, don't know about the 11/750) would
<buffer the directory so that the only seeks were to *read* files, not to
<*locate* the files.
The majik was to assemble a freshly inited tape with the files in the
correct order, or you end up doing rewind/seek operations and they are
slow.
There were other TU58 tricks for RT11 like putting "bad" blocks at the ends
so the tape would not have wraparound files. Ya know, 3 blocks at the end
and then rewind completely to get the next four.
Allison
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In traveling through a local thrift store, I ran across the following HP
Manuals and thought there might be someone on this list interested:
HP OSF/Motif Style Guide
HP OSF/Motif Programmer's Guide
Programming and Protocols for NFS Services
Text Editors and Processors, HP-UX Concepts and Tutorials
Shells and Misc Tools, HP-UX Concepts and Tutorials
These are all labeled as for use with the HP 9000 Series 300/800 Computers.
These are manuals only and do not have any software with them. They are
available to anyone who wants them for $5.00 plus shipping for about 5
pounds.