90 sequential file marks to which to space. For
91 example, fssf 4 searches forwards to the first
92 place where there are 4 sequential file marks and
93 positions after the 4th file mark.
94
95 This command is not supported by all drives.
96
97
98 load
99 Requests drive load and thread current media. Not
100 supported by all drives.
101
102
103 lock
104 Prevents media removal.
105
106
107 nbsf
108 Back spaces count files. The tape is positioned on
109 the first block of the file. This is equivalent to
110 count+1 bsfs ollowed by one fsf.
111
112
113 seek
114 Positions to requested logical tape position.
115
116
117 tell
118 Gets and prints current logical tape position.
119
120
121 unlock
122 Allows media removal.
123
124 If count is specified with any of the following commands,
125 the count is ignored and the command is performed only once.
126
127 config
128 Reads the drives current configuration from
129 the driver and displays it in st.conf
130 format. See st(7D) for definition of fields
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90 sequential file marks to which to space. For
91 example, fssf 4 searches forwards to the first
92 place where there are 4 sequential file marks and
93 positions after the 4th file mark.
94
95 This command is not supported by all drives.
96
97
98 load
99 Requests drive load and thread current media. Not
100 supported by all drives.
101
102
103 lock
104 Prevents media removal.
105
106
107 nbsf
108 Back spaces count files. The tape is positioned on
109 the first block of the file. This is equivalent to
110 count+1 bsfs followed by one fsf.
111
112
113 seek
114 Positions to requested logical tape position.
115
116
117 tell
118 Gets and prints current logical tape position.
119
120
121 unlock
122 Allows media removal.
123
124 If count is specified with any of the following commands,
125 the count is ignored and the command is performed only once.
126
127 config
128 Reads the drives current configuration from
129 the driver and displays it in st.conf
130 format. See st(7D) for definition of fields
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