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not really - it is very dependent on the software, and sometimes even the version of the software.
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not really - it is very dependent on the software, and sometimes even the version of the software.

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I've found some 4mm DDS tapes and I need to know what files are on them . <br />
I have a working HP C1533A Tape Drive, but I don't know how those tapes were written, it could be netware I think. <br />
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Can I somehow just list files that are written on a tape assuming it's not encrypted? <br />
Or is this dependant on software i.e. can I list files written by Backup Exec with ntbackup?<br />

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I've found some 4mm DDS tapes and I need to know what files are on them . 
I have a working HP C1533A Tape Drive, but I don't know how those tapes were written, it could be netware I think. 

Can I somehow just list files that are written on a tape assuming it's not encrypted? 
Or is this dependant on software i.e. can I list files written by Backup Exec with ntbackup?


How to list files on tape drive?

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