On 1/10/2006 6:26 PM, Alan Brown wrote:
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006, Michael 'buk' Scherer wrote:
I got my speed back! :)
When I moved Bacula onto the new server-box I changed the cable as
well, cause
the new server was a bit far away from the tapelibrary. Cable length
was ~2m.
Should be ok, though.
Not if it's single ended and faster than 20MB/s... :-(
Somewhere in this thread I think I recall reading LVD :-)
The limits on single ended scsi cable runs are insanely short, which is
why LVD is so useful.
I'd even say that is why SE SCSI is so useless... even inside a server
you can easily need the whole allowed cable length... well, that
technology had its time.
Arno
AB
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