On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 1:39 PM, rory_f [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We managed to up our speed of dumping and writing a whole lot by using a
holding disk, which is great. However, the data we wrote, around 245gb,
failed a amcheckdump and i couldnt, therefore, not amrestore anything.
What was
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Hi,
We managed to up our speed of dumping and writing a whole lot by using a
holding disk, which is great. However, the data we wrote, around 245gb, failed
a amcheckdump and i couldnt, therefore, not amrestore anything.
After the
Amanda writes data to tape as quickly as the tape drive will allow.
The tapespeed is not currently used.
The data may be in local cache, explaining some of the high speed. I
don't know SATA-1 rates off the top of my head to know if that's too
fast.
Whatever goes on, data corruption should not
