Sebastian Stark wrote (2006/03/01):
> >>I never get more than ~28MB/s backing up to an HP Ultrium-3 drive. I
> >Yes, if you use LTO-2 cartridges, you can get max. LTO-2 speeds.
> Then 28MB/s looks pretty good, right? 30 is the most you can get out
> of LTO-2 cartridges if I remember correctly.
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On 01.03.2006, at 12:56, Rudolf Cejka wrote:
Sebastian Stark wrote (2006/03/01):
I never get more than ~28MB/s backing up to an HP Ultrium-3 drive. I
Momentary speed or overall speed including data spooling, tape write
and database update? For momentary it is slow, for overall it is
relative
Sebastian Stark wrote (2006/03/01):
> I never get more than ~28MB/s backing up to an HP Ultrium-3 drive. I
Momentary speed or overall speed including data spooling, tape write
and database update? For momentary it is slow, for overall it is
relatively fast.
> configured spooling to a locally atta
What tape throughput are people seeing under Solaris (10)?
I never get more than ~28MB/s backing up to an HP Ultrium-3 drive. I
configured spooling to a locally attached raid that allows for much
faster througput, bonnie++ says ~160MB/s when reading block-wise.
Could this be a problem with
