Can anyone help please

Started by Rik, Nov 11, 2011, 12:53:42

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Rik

In 1997, I produced the Book of Remembrance for Dunblane, following the massacre there. Back then, I backed up to Travan TR4 tapes (DC2120). I didn't, in those days, make multiple media backups, and so I now have a tape cartridge but no drive to lift the files with.

Does anyone have a working Travan drive that they could use to extract the backup to CD for me please?

In case you're wondering, I'd like to modify the electronic version as so much has changed in terms of email addresses and locations for the PDF since then.

Thanks.
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Lance

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Rik

I'd need the original files, ideally, Lance.
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Simon

Never even heard of a Travan drive!  Can you not just amend the PDF?
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Rik

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Glenn

Is the original on the website?
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Rik

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Glenn

So can you not download a copy from there and save it?
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Rik

I have the PDF locally, Glenn, just not the original text, image and PageMaker files.
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Ray

I've got an old Hewlett Packard Colorado tape drive that uses 2.5/5Gb Travan tapes, Rik, but I don't know if there is any software available for it now that will work with the current Windows OSs.
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Rik

Thanks, Glenn, I'll give them a call.

I know what you mean, Ray, the timing dates back to Windows 95.
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Lance

Would a win95 virtual machine be able to use the hardware?
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Ray

Quote from: Rik on Nov 11, 2011, 13:24:29
Thanks, Glenn, I'll give them a call.

I know what you mean, Ray, the timing dates back to Windows 95.

According to some info I've found on the HP site it should work on XP, Rik, I'll stick it into an old MC I've got with XP still on it over the weekend and see if it still works.
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Rik

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Update: Surprise, surprise it actually works and the Colorado II backup software installs and runs.
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Rik

Could you copy the files off for me, then, Ray?
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Quote from: Rik on Nov 13, 2011, 12:28:55
Could you copy the files off for me, then, Ray?

I'd be more than happy to have a go for you, Rik.
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Rik

Thanks.  :-* Can you PM me your address please?
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