Hi Tom,
try Maximum File Size (in the sd config iirc) instead ;-).
regards,
Dietz
Am Montag, 12. März 2018, 17:20:02 CET schrieb Tom Plancon:
> Hi All,
>
> Finally getting back around to this issue. I'm running Bacula 7.4.7,
> installed from source, on a CentOS 7 server. I'm trying to
Thanks for the response. This is a brand new HP tape drive. All the
tapes are brand new HP LT0-5 tapes, never used before.
Kern, how would I put the drive into "BSD mode"? And how could I tell if
it was in that mode?
I will take a look at the sg logs.
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On 07/02/18 09:16, Kern Sibbald wrote:
Hello,
On the software side, it is clear that the OS is sending back an EOT status.
About the only other thing to check before looking at your tape
wiring/controller ... is to be sure you have not put the tape drive into some
unusual mode such as BSD mode.
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I would not worry too much about btape errors trying to switch
volumes. Some of the older btapes had a bug that caused such
problems. I don't believe that they are related to your problem.
You can avoid those problems by running btape fill using
Yes, that is a good suggestion, that I had forgotten about. One
or two cleaning cycles should normally clear up that kind of
problem.
On 05.02.2018 21:01, Matt Rubright
wrote:
I've seen similar things happen with failing or
really
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Hello,
On the software side, it is clear that the OS is sending back an
EOT status. About the only other thing to check before looking at
your tape wiring/controller ... is to be sure you have not put the
tape drive into some unusual mode su
I've seen similar things happen with failing or really dirty tape drives.
Matt
On Mon, Feb 5, 2018 at 11:41 AM, Tom Plancon wrote:
> Hi Kern,
>
> Yes, this has happened on several tapes at this point. They are all brand
> new HP LTO-5 tapes.
>
> No, I'm not using the Windows SD. The SD is runni
I ran btape Fill and it did fill a tape with 1.5TB in about 3 hours.
Btape asked for a new tape, put it in, wrote OK then asked for the first
tape. I put it in but now I'm getting this error:
Wrote block=2368, file,blk=62,41035 VolBytes=1,527,644,095,488
rate=133.7 MB/s
05-Feb 14:31 btape
Hi Kern,
Yes, this has happened on several tapes at this point. They are all
brand new HP LTO-5 tapes.
No, I'm not using the Windows SD. The SD is running on the Centos 7
machine which runs the tape drive.
So this AM I'm running the btape Fill routine. It it still running and
it's over 130
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Hello,
In this case, Bacula received an EOT marker, so it stopped
writing. My best guess is that the tape is defective or has a
misplaced EOT marker. Does this happen on all your tapes? If
so, then there might be something wrong with your
Kern,
Thanks much for the response! Here is the job output from Bacula, there
was nothing in /var/log/messages for the time period.
01-Feb 17:01 godwit-bacula-dir JobId 33: No prior Full backup Job record
found.
01-Feb 17:01 godwit-bacula-dir JobId 33: No prior or suitable Full
backup found
Hello,
Unfortunately without the *complete* job output from Bacula when "Bacula
called the tape full", we cannot do much for you.
You should also look and see if there are any messages in the OS log at
the time the tape was declared full. If there are any please include
them too.
Best reg
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