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    Names: »BACKUP.CLI«

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! For model 100 processors, only 9 track tape is supported.
! This is used to make DFS backups on 9 track or 8MM tape. If invoked without
! parameters, it will make a backup tape on unit 0. To produce a tape on a
! different unit invoke it like 'backup/unit=3'. If desired, invoke with the
! 'v' (verbose) option to see filenames as they are written to tape like
! 'backup/unit=3/v'. If running on 8MM tape, after the first few files
! are sent to the tape drive there will be a pause of several seconds while the
! tape drive starts up - this is normal and there is no cause for alarm.
[#eq,[model],100]
 PUSH MT DUMP/UNLOAD/%0/% TAPE_BOOTSTRAP.M100,KERNEL_0.M100,RECOVERY.M100,*;
[end]
[#eq,[model],200]
 WRITE deleting IOP_DUMP* files so that less tape is written;
 DELETE IOP_DUMP1 IOP_DUMP2 IOP_DUMP3 IOP_DUMP4;
 !the first 4 files dumped allow old M200 EEPROMs to boot the tape
 PUSH MT DUMP/UNLOAD/%0/% DFS_BOOTSTRAP.M200,M200_KERNEL_0.M200,
   FS_0.M200,RECOVERY.M200,SLEW.M200,*_KERNEL_0.M200,*;
 !recreate the large IOP_DUMP* files so the disk doesn't become fragmented
 CREATE/D/CONTIGUOUS/SIZE=1024 IOP_DUMP1;
 CREATE/D/CONTIGUOUS/SIZE=1024 IOP_DUMP2;
 CREATE/D/CONTIGUOUS/SIZE=1024 IOP_DUMP3;
 CREATE/D/CONTIGUOUS/SIZE=1024 IOP_DUMP4;
[end]