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...it's a tape drive, they have mechanically fixed speeds. Why do you ask?
by Cthulhu_ 1y ago
...it's a tape drive, they have mechanically fixed speeds. Why do you ask?
- punnerud 1y agoHe wrote “The tradeoff, of course, is that the data rate is limited by the speed of the floppy controller,”. Implying it could be faster by switching the controller. I guess tape drives could in theory have way way faster transfer speeds, as other tape drives does.