On Tue, Sep 13, 2005 at 09:56:38AM -0700, Marcus wrote:
> I think I've been having trouble with used tapes so
> I'm on new Fuji's now. Figured my data compression
> woes would be gone now that I have true unformatted
> tapes, but upon loading one, the drive's "DC" light
> comes on. :P
>
> After th
Marcus wrote:
> Rather then fight it, is there a problem with me
> leaving data compression on? I wanted to avoid that
> since I thought it would slow the drive down (my data
> isn't very compressable). But the drive seems to
> prefer (or provoke) running compressed. My high
> priority is to prolon
Hello,
On 13.09.2005 18:56, Marcus wrote:
I think I've been having trouble with used tapes so
I'm on new Fuji's now. Figured my data compression
woes would be gone now that I have true unformatted
tapes, but upon loading one, the drive's "DC" light
comes on. :P
That setting is tape dependent,
I think I've been having trouble with used tapes so
I'm on new Fuji's now. Figured my data compression
woes would be gone now that I have true unformatted
tapes, but upon loading one, the drive's "DC" light
comes on. :P
After that, set the drive to 40g/no compression and
wrote some data, then quit
