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AMASS
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AMASS

(Archive Management And Storage System) Tape management software for Unix from Quantum Corporation, Colorado Springs, CO (www.quantum.com). Originally developed by ADIC, AMASS makes the tape library look like an infinite disk drive to the application. At the back end, it manages the robotic mechanisms that move the required tape cartridges to the available tape drives. Supporting optical libraries as well, AMASS is used when an enterprise has exceeded its disk storage and needs to migrate to long-term storage.



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Perhaps it's just that the amassment of Roth's things, all that stuff he's left behind, will never compensate for the absence of the subversive energy and grotesque comedy that gave the ongoing and open-ended process its magnetism, a kind of appeal that I still feel when reading the long and wildly entertaining interviews that Barbara Wien recently collected in the volume Gesammelte Interviews (Edition Hansjorg Mayer, 2002).
Yet, as Lewis follows Clark across oceans and into boardrooms, chronicling his amazing amassment of treasure, it becomes clear that he is propelled by more inchoate energies.
 
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