Hi Gerhard,
stop/start processing of the tape drive - the disk pool does not
stream the data fast enough to cause a continues flow of data - hence
when there has been a stop in the flow of data there needs to be some
kind of re-positioning - to continue writing where the last bit of
data was writ
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From: Gerhard Rentschler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 7:01 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question about 3590 tape drives
Hello,
I observed some strange behaviour of a 3590-E1A tape drive. During a migrate
operation from a disk pool to a sequential pool I watched
>I observed some strange behaviour of a 3590-E1A tape drive. During a
>migrate operation from a disk pool to a sequential pool I watched the
>operator panel. There I could see that the device after a write operation
>did a locate followed by a read and then resumed writing. I observed this
>behavi
Hello,
I observed some strange behaviour of a 3590-E1A tape drive. During a
migrate operation from a disk pool to a sequential pool I watched the
operator panel. There I could see that the device after a write operation
did a locate followed by a read and then resumed writing. I observed this
beha