tapes.
Regards,
Ben Roberts
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> From: Alan Brown [mailto:a.br...@ucl.ac.uk]
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> To: Roberts, Ben; Cejka Rudolf; Bryn Hughes; Radosław Korzeniewski; Kern
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Hello,
I recommend that you use caution when applying information from a
new fork with relatively young programmers. Bareos recommends
setting the block size to 1M. However, myself, and confirmed by
Quantum for LTO-4 tapes (may change with LTO-5, 6) is th
Hello,
2014-11-05 15:37 GMT+01:00 Bryn Hughes :
> In particular pay attention to the '%util'
>
It is valid _only_ for single spindle direct attached disk. For others you
shouldn't count on it.
best regards
--
Radosław Korzeniewski
rados...@korzeniewski.net
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Bryn Hughes wrote (2014/11/05):
> Finally there are some OS-level settings for the 'st' driver (I'm
> assuming you are on Linux). With my LTO3 drives I need to add this to
> the kernel command line:
Hi, Solaris 11.
> On 2014-11-05 03:48 AM, Roberts, Ben wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I'd like to try a
Hi Ben,
To start with I would watch the server using iostat and top to make sure
you aren't running out of CPU and that you really aren't maxing out your
disks during your backup. In particular pay attention to the '%util' -
I like to run 'iostat -kx 2' which will show the stats every 2 secon
Hi all,
I'd like to try and make some speed improvements to my Bacula setup (5.2.13,
Solaris11). I have data (and attribute) spooling enabled using a pool of 46x
1TB directly-attached SAS disks dedicated to this purpose. Data is being
despooled to 2x directly-attached SAS LTO6 drives at around
