My new system has worked great for the past 4 months. No flaws at all.
PowerMac 9600/G4 (upgrade)
Asante 10/100 card
192MB RAM
OS 9.0.4
Retrospect 4.3
Quantum 4000 DLT
Every night it backs up about 10 machines. The other night it gave
me a sense code error that related to dirty heads, so I cleaned the
heads and put the tape back in to continue the incremental backup.
I use a backup server and have a single active script. It suppose to
start at 8:30pm and wrap up at 6:30am.
Here is what the log said:
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8/21/2000 8:38:17 PM: Connected to ADMINPC
Trouble writing: "1-IARC Server August 2000" (4242810240), error 206
(drive reported a failure: dirty heads, bad media, etc.).
Additional error information for device "DLT 20.0 DC" [1:6],
Sense > f0 00 03 00 00 00 40 15 00 18 e0 27 11 00 00 00 00 00 80 00
(Quantum |DLT4000 |D991)
8/22/2000 7:00:01 AM: Script execution terminated at specified stop time.
8/22/2000 7:00:01 AM: Execution incomplete
Remaining: 93 files, 13.9 MB
Completed: 9 files, 981 KB
Performance: 0.1 MB/minute
Duration: 10:21:44 (00:00:51 idle/loading/preparing)
- 8/22/2000 9:52 AM: Backup Server stopped
Quit at 8/22/2000 9:54 AM
------ I cleaned the heads at this point. -------------
Retrospect version 4.3
launch at 8/22/2000 9:55 AM
+ Advanced Driver Kit, version 1.8
+ 8/22/2000 9:59 AM: Backup Server started
- 8/24/2000 10:06 AM: Backup Server stopped
Quit at 8/24/2000 10:18 AM
Retrospect version 4.3
launch at 8/24/2000 4:40 PM
+ Advanced Driver Kit, version 1.8
+ 8/24/2000 4:41 PM: Backup Server started
- 8/24/2000 4:42 PM: Backup Server stopped
+ 8/24/2000 4:43 PM: Backup Server started
- 8/25/2000 9:24 AM: Backup Server stopped
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As you can see, it's not saying that it is even trying to execute the
script. The script is active during the specified time.
When I look in 'CONFIGURE->BACKUP SET->Current Backup Set' it tells
me under Available "appending requires another member".
So I'm sure that the tape is full, but my question is, why doesn't
the log tell me this? Or at least that the script failed to execute
because of an error. Looking at the log gave me no clue of what was
going on after I cleaned the head.
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