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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# IBMtapeutil -f /dev/IBMtape0n seek 1001
Setting tape position to block id 1001 (0x3e9)
Querying tape position
Current block 1001 (0x3e9)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~#
Has anyone got a TS
I've realised that i'm an idiot, Ditches the ibm drives, restarted the
library.
All working now.
Thank you Jason.
Dec 20 17:12:07 backup lin_taped[3344]: lin_taped terminated.
Dec 20 17:12:10 backup kernel: lin_tape 1.10.0 is unloaded.
Dec 20 17:12:27 backup kernel: mptsas: ioc0: removing ss
Hi guys,
I have a TS3100 (LTO-4) up and running without any problems. I've
configured Bacula to store its catalog in MySQL. Our backups are up to
around 3TB and spanning multiple tapes, obviously the data is fairly
useless without the catalog to retrieve it? I'm considering writing the
catalog
Frank Sweetser wrote:
> A little more work to get out, but no, lack of the catalog data does not make
> the volumes useless at all. Even if you had some disaster which physically
> destroyed everything but the backup volumes, you can still get your data back.
>
> The brute force method is to use b
John Drescher wrote:
> We have around
> 35 clients (windows and linux) and to this date we have run nearly
> 9000 jobs in the 4.5 years that we have used bacula with currently
> 15TB of data on tape and a 14GB catalog database.
>
> John
>
Hi,
14GB catalog db - out of interest how often do you p
Bruno Friedmann wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm asking myself if there's a simple way ( I've no win32 compiler tools ) to
> get bat running under windows ?
> It's not really for production use, but for demo purpose.
>
> I've read that pgm made under qt4 could run under win32 ( even without the
> trollte
Richerland Medeiros wrote:
> Hi everyone !
>
> How do I use the default compression hardware native of LTO4?
> I have 1.4 TB of data and the tape is full when it comes to 900GB.
LTO4 tapes are 800gb. If you're already getting 900gb out of a tape, you
may find that you're already using compression
