Not sure why you want to support LTO-6 tapes. Maybe you want to be able to
read old backups using the new system?
As others have said, definitely recommend using LTO-8 or LTO-9.
If you need the ability to read older backups on LTO-6 media, maybe you
could install a single LTO-6 drive into a moder
When we are at recommendations:
Starline (in Kirchheim/Teck) in Germany is definitely offering great
support and all kind of storage/server solutions. They usually make sure
you will have everything you need such as barcodes for the tapes AND
barcodes for the cleaning cardridges, as they are d
IT Manager via Bacula-users schrieb am 26.06.23 um 12:32:
I’m looking at replacing 4 different backup systems with a single
solution that can backup Windows (server and desktop), Linux and Unix.
Bacula is currently very high up the list but there’s one make or
break requirement, which is tap
IT Manager via Bacula-users wrote (2023/06/26):
> I'm looking at replacing 4 different backup systems with a single solution
> that can backup
> Windows (server and desktop), Linux and Unix. Bacula is currently very high
> up the list but
> there's one make or break requirement, which is tape bac
I'm looking at replacing 4 different backup systems with a single solution that
can backup Windows (server and desktop), Linux and Unix. Bacula is currently
very high up the list but there's one make or break requirement, which is tape
backups.
Due to the number of systems we need to backup, we
I just finished playing with and setting up a tape library. It's an
older DLT unit from Digitial: a TL891 bought off ebay as-in, which
turned out to be in perfect working order.
Details here: http://www.freebsddiary.org/digital-tl891.php
cheers
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Dan Langille : Software Developer looking fo
