Re: [Bacula-users] LTO via USB

I don't think it can be done by USB. The SAS-to-USB chips operate in "mass storage" mode, suitable for SAS hard drives. The LTO drive will need an adapter that operates in SCSI emulation mode. I don't know of any adapters that aren't strictly for hard drives, but maybe there are. Another appro

Re: [Bacula-users] LTO via USB

Dear Adam, In message you wrote: > > This might be considered slightly off topic but has anybody tried > installing USB3 PCIe card in an external LTO tape drive? > > Many models appear to have 2 slots with only one occupied by SAS by > default, e.g: > https://www.bechtle.com/de-en/shop/quantum-

Re: [Bacula-users] LTO via USB

USB if supported by Bacula. I have worked for lab and training with DDS3 USB drives. you detect them the same as scsi (lsscsi -g) Of course here you don't see the "mediumx" you only see the TAPE , you don't declare autochanger, only the devices [image: width=]

[Bacula-users] LTO via USB

Hi all, This might be considered slightly off topic but has anybody tried installing USB3 PCIe card in an external LTO tape drive? Many models appear to have 2 slots with only one occupied by SAS by default, e.g: https://www.bechtle.com/de-en/shop/quantum-lto-7-hh-sas-external-drive--4038311