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"test13" COMMENTS
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******************* Step to run this test *******************************

1. make -f makefile.man all

2. if run all the script, type

	test13.sh 

    and the result will be on "test13.SRr0".  The log will be on "test13a.SLr0"
    and "test13b.SLr0".  

Note: Since the program needs 11 to 32 tapes (depending on the source TESTNUM1,
      TESTNUM2, TESTNUM3 values) and the cabinet can at most hold 9
      at a time, the program will prompt the user to prepare the 1st
      9 tapes on the cabinet and load the 1st one.  Then the user will hit
      RETURN.  After the program finishs writing these 9 tapes, it will
      prompt the user for the "vol/serial" (volumn/serial number).  The
      user need to manual put each tape on the cabinet (DON'T LOAD IT IN)
      and answer the question with "TEST10" to "TEST32" one after one.
      Since "test13.sh" runs "test13a.sh" and 
      "test13b.sh", it will ask the user to do the above 2 times.



3. if run only one script, type

	test13a.sh 
   or
	test13b.sh

    and the result will be on "test13a.SRr0" or "test13b.SRr0" accordingly.  
    The log will be on "test13a.SLr0" or "test13b.SLr0" accordingly.  


   "test13a.sh" TAKES ~7 MINUTES TO RUN; 
   "test13b.sh" TAKES ~7 MINUTES TO RUN


4. Originally, Greg Tensor (author) calls "test13b" as "test13".
