Al> That assumes a fair amount of software working on the 11 side. Indeed. Al> Has anyone written something dumb that could squirt a block-level Al> mass storage image (dealing with bad blocks..) through a DELUA or Al> DELQA to a destination at the raw packet level? The obvious way to do that would be tftp. I don't know enough Unix to know if 2.x BSD can boot into some sort of standalone diskless mode and do tftp. Even if not, a standalone bit of code that reads raw disk blocks at one end and does tftp writes at the other wouldn't be a large effort. You could probably find C code for it; feed it to gcc and make it into a standalone image... :-) paul