- ANSI standard labels
- Tape Label Fields
- Architecture
- Architecture
- Automatic volume recognition
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- AVR
- See Automatic volume recognition
- Basic tape procedures
- Using Tapes
- Block size
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Using Tapes
- Block size definition
- Terminology
- Blocks
- HDR2, EOV2, and EOF2 Labels
- Bypass-label processing definition
- Tape Label Support
- C applications
- Writing C Applications Using Tapes
- C examples
- executing cexam2.c
- Using FFIO
- library routine usage
- Using FFIO
- Cartridges
- OpenVault Usage
- cat(1) command
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- cd(1) command
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Closing tapes
- TMF Tutorial
- Command names
- Working with TMF and UNICOS Tape Subsystem Differences
- Commands
- cat(1)
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- cd(1)
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- cp(1)
- TMF Tutorial
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Using Tapes
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- cpio(1)
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Tapes
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- dd(1)
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Using Tapes
- Using Tapes
- man(1)
- TMF Tutorial
- Man Pages
- man pages
- Man Pages
- msgr(1)
- Messages to Operator
- Man Pages
- rls(1)
- Command Name Differences
- rsv(1)
- Command Name Differences
- tar(1)
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Tapes
- tmcatalog(1)
- Man Pages
- tmfrls(1)
- Usage Differences
- Logging Off and Unloading Tapes
- tmlist(1)
- Man Pages
- tmmnt(1)
- basic procedure
- Using Tapes
- Using Tapes
- creating tapes
- Tape Label Fields
- man page
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Man Pages
- multifile tapes
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- tape formats
- IBM Compatible Tape Format
- tape manipulation
- TMF Tutorial
- tutorial procedures
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- tmrls(1)
- basic procedure
- Using Tapes
- man page
- Man Pages
- tutorial procedures
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- UNICOS counterpart
- Command Name Differences
- Usage Differences
- Logging Off and Unloading Tapes
- tmrst(1)
- Tape Status Commands
- Man Pages
- tmrsv(1)
- basic procedure
- Using Tapes
- man page
- Man Pages
- tape log
- Tape Log File
- tutorial procedures
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- UNICOS counterpart
- Command Name Differences
- tmstat(1)
- Tape Status Commands
- Man Pages
- tmstop(1)
- Command Name Differences
- tmunld(1)
- Command Name Differences
- tpdstop(1)
- Command Name Differences
- tpu(1)
- Command Name Differences
- xsfdump(1m)
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Communications
- Communications
- Computer systems
- Software Overview
- Concatenated tape files
- Concatenated Tape Files
- Configuration file
- See TMF configuration file
- Copying files
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- cp(1) command
- TMF Tutorial
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Using Tapes
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- cpio(1) command
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Tapes
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- dd(1) command
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Using Tapes
- Definitions
- Terminology
- Device group definition
- Terminology
- Device name definition
- Terminology
- Device type definition
- Terminology
- Devices
- Software Overview
- Software Overview
- Diagrams
- Architecture
- IBM Compatible Tape Format
- Differences
- TMF
- Working with TMF and UNICOS Tape Subsystem Differences
- UNICOS tape subsystem
- Working with TMF and UNICOS Tape Subsystem Differences
- EMASS libraries
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- End-of-tape detection
- Communications
- EOF1 labels
- Labeled Tapes
- HDR1, EOV1, and EOF1 Labels
- EOF2 labels
- Labeled Tapes
- HDR2, EOV2, and EOF2 Labels
- EOV processing
- User End-of-Volume Processing
- EOV1 labels
- Labeled Tapes
- HDR1, EOV1, and EOF1 Labels
- EOV2 labels
- Labeled Tapes
- HDR2, EOV2, and EOF2 Labels
- Errors
- Interpreting System Messages
- /etc directory
- Usage Differences
- Examples
- Using FFIO
- See Also C examples
- creating a tape
- Basic Usage Examples
- reading tape files
- Basic Usage Examples
- tape.msg listing
- Tape Log File
- tmrst(1) status display
- Tape Status Commands
- tmstat(1) status display
- Tape Status Commands
- External volume identifiers
- Terminology
- OpenVault Usage
- External VSN definition
- Terminology
- Features
- Software Overview
- ffbksp(3) routine
- Using FFIO
- ffclose(3) routine
- Using FFIO
- ffopen(3) routine
- Using FFIO
- ffread(3) routine
- Using FFIO
- ffseek(3) routine
- Using FFIO
- ffweof(3) routine
- Using FFIO
- ffwrite(3) routine
- Using FFIO
- FID
- See File identifier
- File identifiers
- Terminology
- Using Tapes
- Filemarks
- Two Filemark Tapes
- Files
- Command Name Differences
- Command Name Differences
- Flexible file I/O (FFIO)
- Writing C Applications Using Tapes
- Using FFIO
- Formats
- Tape Formats
- Front-end servicing
- Front-End Servicing
- Hardware
- Software Overview
- HDR1 labels
- Labeled Tapes
- HDR1, EOV1, and EOF1 Labels
- HDR2 labels
- Labeled Tapes
- HDR2, EOV2, and EOF2 Labels
- IBM compatible tape format
- IBM Compatible Tape Format
- IBM libraries
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- IBM standard labels
- Tape Label Fields
- Internal volume identifiers
- Terminology
- OpenVault Usage
- I/O
- Writing C Applications Using Tapes
- IRIX systems
- Software Overview
- Label support
- Tape Label Support
- Label type definition
- Terminology
- Label types
- VOL1 Label
- Libraries
- Software Overview
- Software Overview
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- Library routines
- ffbksp(3)
- Using FFIO
- ffclose(3)
- Using FFIO
- ffopen(3)
- Using FFIO
- ffread(3)
- Using FFIO
- ffseek(3)
- Using FFIO
- ffweof(3)
- Using FFIO
- ffwrite(3)
- Using FFIO
- Loaders
- Software Overview
- Software Overview
- See Also Libraries
- Log files
- Tape Message Log File
- Tape Log File
- man(1) command
- TMF Tutorial
- Man Pages
- Man pages
- printing
- Man Pages
- TMF user commands
- Man Pages
- usage
- Man Pages
- Message log file
- Tape Message Log File
- Messages
- error
- Interpreting System Messages
- operator
- Messages to Operator
- system
- Interpreting System Messages
- Mounting tapes
- Using Tapes
- msgr(1) command
- Messages to Operator
- Man Pages
- Multifile tapes
- multivolume
- IBM Compatible Tape Format Summary
- single-volume
- IBM Compatible Tape Format Summary
- Multifile volume allocation
- Multifile Volume Allocation
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Multiple tape files
- Concatenated Tape Files
- Nonlabeled tapes
- definitions
- Tape Label Support
- formats
- Nonlabeled Tapes
- OpenVault
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- OpenVault Usage
- Owner ID field
- VOL1 Label
- Partitions
- OpenVault Usage
- Path name definition
- Terminology
- PCLs
- See Physical cartridge labels
- Physical cartridge labels
- OpenVault Usage
- Positioning
- Tape Positioning
- Reading multifile tapes
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Reading tapes
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Record length definition
- Terminology
- Releasing tapes
- Using Tapes
- Reserving tapes
- Using Tapes
- Resource management
- Resource Management
- Return values
- TMF Daemon Request or Reply ioctl Requests
- rls(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- rsv(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- Session identifier definition
- Terminology
- Single filemark format
- Tape Label Support
- Single Filemark Tapes
- Standard commands
- See Commands
- Standard level field
- VOL1 Label
- Status
- tape information
- TMF Tutorial
- tmrst(1) command
- Tape Status Commands
- tmstat(1) command
- Tape Status Commands
- Storage library management facility
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- StorageTek libraries
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- Suffix changes
- Working with TMF and UNICOS Tape Subsystem Differences
- System messages
- Interpreting System Messages
- Tape formats
- Tape Formats
- Tape message log file
- Tape Message Log File
- Tape positioning
- TMF Daemon Request or Reply ioctl Requests
- Tape subsystem
- See TMF
- Tape usage
- basic procedures
- Using Tapes
- creating a tape
- Basic Usage Examples
- reading tape files
- Basic Usage Examples
- tape status
- Obtaining Tape Status
- tutorial
- TMF Tutorial
- tape.msg file
- Tape Log File
- tar(1) command
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Tapes
- Terminology
- Terminology
- text_tapeconfig(8) file
- Command Name Differences
- tmcatalog(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- Man Pages
- tmclr(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmconf(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmconfig(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmdaemon(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- TMF
- Introduction
- TMF configuration file
- configuration description
- Resource Management
- device name
- Terminology
- resource names
- Tape Status Commands
- tmf.config
- Command Name Differences
- tmstat(1) command
- Tape Status Commands
- tmf.config(8) file
- Command Name Differences
- See Also TMF configuration file
- differences
- Command Name Differences
- tmfrls(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- Usage Differences
- Logging Off and Unloading Tapes
- tmgstat(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmlabel(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmlist(1) command
- Man Pages
- tmmls(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmmnt(1) command
- basic procedure
- Using Tapes
- creating tapes
- Tape Label Fields
- differences
- Command Name Differences
- man page
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt
- Man Pages
- multifile tapes
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- OpenVault cartridges
- OpenVault Usage
- OpenVault volumes
- OpenVault Usage
- tape formats
- IBM Compatible Tape Format
- tape manipulation
- TMF Tutorial
- tutorial procedures
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- tmmql(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmrls(1) command
- basic procedure
- Using Tapes
- man page
- Man Pages
- tutorial procedures
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- UNICOS counterpart
- Command Name Differences
- Usage Differences
- Logging Off and Unloading Tapes
- tmrst(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- Tape Status Commands
- Man Pages
- tmrsv(1) command
- basic procedure
- Using Tapes
- man page
- Man Pages
- tape log
- Tape Log File
- tutorial procedures
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- UNICOS counterpart
- Command Name Differences
- tmset(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmstat(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- Tape Status Commands
- Man Pages
- tmstop(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tmunld(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpcatalog(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpclr(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpconf(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpconfig(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpdaemon(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpdstop(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpfrls(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpgstat(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tplabel(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tplist(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpmls(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpmnt(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpmql(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tprst(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpset(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpstat(1) command
- Command Name Differences
- tpu(8) command
- Command Name Differences
- Tutorial
- TMF Tutorial
- UNICOS tape subsystem
- Working with TMF and UNICOS Tape Subsystem Differences
- See Also TMF
- differences
- Working with TMF and UNICOS Tape Subsystem Differences
- User commands
- Man Pages
- User EOV processing
- User End-of-Volume Processing
- /usr/bin directory
- Usage Differences
- /usr/lib/tp directory
- Usage Differences
- /usr/tmf/bin directory
- Usage Differences
- VOL1 labels
- Labeled Tapes
- VOL1 Label
- Volume ID field
- VOL1 Label
- Volume mounting
- Volume Mounting and Unmounting
- Volume names
- OpenVault Usage
- Volume serial number
- Using Tapes
- VSN
- See Volume serial number
- write(2) system call
- Communications
- Writing tapes
- TMF Tutorial
- Using Standard IRIX Commands
- xfsdump(1m) command
- Specifying Block Size with tmmnt