Hi all,
Hoping someone could help me out. My department recently purchased a Dell
PowerVault TL2000 autochanger connected via SAS5.
We are upgrading from a spectralogic AIT4 system.
The sad part is the LTO-4 drive is running much slower than the AIT system.
I'm avg around 714k/s. I have
I have upgraded from 5.0.1 to 5.0.2
No problems with the director, file or storage daemons. However when I
try to start bat I get the following error message:-
/usr/local/bacula/sbin/bat: error while loading shared libraries:
libbaccfg-5.0.1.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
Status update. I just finished the first backup job which was 3.6 Gb. It took
2.5 hours to run. avg speeds finished around 500k/s.
I've gone as far again to reboot the library and the server and still no
changes. I'm not sure what i'm over looking. I have 1T of data to backup on
one of the
Hi all,
Hoping someone could help me out. My department recently purchased a
Dell
PowerVault TL2000 autochanger connected via SAS5.
We are upgrading from a spectralogic AIT4 system.
The sad part is the LTO-4 drive is running much slower than the AIT
system.
I'm avg around 714k/s. I
skipunk schrieb:
Hoping someone could help me out. My department recently purchased
a Dell PowerVault TL2000 autochanger connected via SAS5.
We are upgrading from a spectralogic AIT4 system.
The sad part is the LTO-4 drive is running much slower than the AIT
system. I'm avg around
skipunk wrote:
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
The other suggestions have suggested running the standard tests,
You didn't say anything about hardware and I found that to be very
important when I changed from DAT to DLT tapes, which initially ran just
as glacial as the DAT.
The first
skipunk wrote:
Status update. I just finished the first backup job which was 3.6 Gb. It
took 2.5 hours to run. avg speeds finished around 500k/s.
I've gone as far again to reboot the library and the server and still no
changes. I'm not sure what i'm over looking. I have 1T of data to
I had ran the btape tests on Thursday when everything was setup and pushed 845G
in a little over 2 hours avg speed of 102.7Mb/s
I haven't tried doing the dd or tar test. I never tried that before, so I'm
looking into what needs to be done to complete this task.
The server is a Dell R200, I
I was not able to copy/backup files using tar. I may have been doing something
wrong.
I had a job in progress using dd. a 3.3Gb file which i started 40 min ago and
it's still running.
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I was not able to copy/backup files using tar. I may have been doing
something wrong.
I had a job in progress using dd. a 3.3Gb file which i started 40 min ago
and it's still running.
Check your dmesg output for errors. That is horribly slow.
John
I found another site showing the use of byte size and dd and after playing with
it a bit i can hold 115 MB/s easy and backup my 3.5 GB file like nothing. I'm
looking through Bacula documents, I don't recall if this can be set or not in
the config files.
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