-> Correction to my previous message:
-> 
-> Ragge is right, I'm wrong.
-> 
-> On VS2000 the TK50 is not an TMSCP device (tms) but a SCSI tape device (st).
-> 
-> I haven't looked into the sources for quite some time, but if they
-> haven't changed lately, then SCSI support won't work for standalone
-> programs like /copy.
-> 
-> The only thing you could try is to boot from TK50 and then refer
-> to this TK50 via "rom(0,0)" or something like that. I'm not sure
-> if that'll work, but there's a bigger chance than with "st(0,0)".

	It works fine. From the console boot prompt, >>> B MUA0:
gets things going. Once you've done this, the system "remembers" the
boot device, so "rom(0,0)" is equated with "mua0:", which is DECspeak
for the TK50. Bertram showed me this about a year ago :-)

-> 
-> Ciao,
-> 	bertram
-> 

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