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'''LINC Tape II''' was a descendant of the original [[LINC tape]]; it was made by Computer Operations, Inc. Compared to the original, it had an expanded capacity; up to 656 blocks of 256 16-bit words, on a 260 feet tape. In addition, the data tracks could be used in either "A/A mode" for robustness via [[redundant|redundancy]], or "A/B mode" for doubled capacity without redundancy. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 31 October 2026
LINC Tape II was a descendant of the original LINC tape; it was made by Computer Operations, Inc. Compared to the original, it had an expanded capacity; up to 656 blocks of 256 16-bit words, on a 260 feet tape. In addition, the data tracks could be used in either "A/A mode" for robustness via redundancy, or "A/B mode" for doubled capacity without redundancy.
External links
- LINC Tape II - Direct Access Mini-Computer Mass Storage System from Computer Operations, Inc.
