After some experimentation (and finally asking someone who knows), I found that
the trick to getting a VMS BACKUP saveset from a VMS system onto an ULTRIX
system (such as gatekeeper.dec.com), is to use FTP> PUT /FDL on the VMS system
and to use FTP> GET /FDL on the receiving system.

So, if you forgot to use the UCX command FTP> GET /FDL when you pulled these
savesets over from gatekeeper:

	GHOSTSCRIPT.SAV
	GHOSTVIEW.SAV
	MIT_X11_R5_XAW_XMU.SAV

you will get CRC errors from $BACKUP when you try to unpack them.

Oh, and you do not need to bother copying the .SAVfdl files.  Those will be
copied and used automatically when you use the /FDL switch on the GET command.

Kelly  -  6/15/94


PS - 8/10/94

If you do not have TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS (aka UCX), then you probably
cannot use the /FDL qualifier on the FTP> GET and PUT commands.  In that case,
the thing to do is:

	- copy the .SAV files as BINARY, IMAGE, or whatever your FTP calls that
	- copy the others as TEXT, ASCII, or whatever
	- then on your VMS system, for each of the .SAV files:
		- $CREATE whichever.SAVFIXED/FDL=whichever.SAVFDL
		- $COPY   whichever.SAV      whichever.SAVFIXED /OVERLAY

The $CREATE /FDL will create the new, empty BACKUP saveset file with the
correct file format.  The $COPY /OVERLAY will dump the data from the broken
file into the correct file.  Then you can use $BACKUP to restore from the
new .SAVFIXED savesets.