Re: FC4: Missing Commands

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Subject: Re: FC4: Missing Commands
From: Craig Goodyear <craig48@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 09:15:35 -0500
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Dr. Don Harden wrote:

Paul
I has the same problem. mt is part of the mt-st package, and mt-st is no longer included in the base install. You need to install mt-st yourself. 'yum install mt-st' should work.
Don
Paul Howarth wrote:
Craig Goodyear wrote:
1. I can not find the SCSI tape command "mt". Is it still available in FC4, and which package is it installed from?
mt-st
Paul.


Thank you Don and Paul. That took care of my mt problem.

Craig

References:
- FC4: Missing Commands
  - From: Craig Goodyear
- Re: FC4: Missing Commands
  - From: Paul Howarth
- Re: FC4: Missing Commands
  - From: Dr. Don Harden

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