So, this is still somewhat interesting (to me, at least). Thanks to Dan for
the suggestion!
Swapping the two tapes used for btape fixed the problem. Swapping them back
caused the problem to reappear.
In the old days, I'd say that we had a bad tape. However, there aren't
any errors logged by
K. M. Peterson wrote:
Hi all,
New installation of Bacula, and I'm a new user; I apologize if there's
something that I overlooked.
Bacula is installed in testing mode on Open SUSE 10.2. Version is
2.2.8. The device is a Quantum SuperLoader3 with one DLT-S4 tape drive.
I ran btape -
On Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 12:49 PM, Dan Langille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
K. M. Peterson wrote:
...
Error reading block: ERR=block.c:1008 Read zero bytes at 1180:0 on
device Drive-1 (/dev/nst0).
Have you tried a different tape as the second tape?
Hi,
No, I haven't. I only have two
I will skip the first question because there are two areas that do not
make sense to me and I do not want to add to your confusion...
Also, I'd presume that we'd want to have compression turned on - if anyone
has a comment on that, I'd be appreciative.
You want hardware compression (most
Hi all,
New installation of Bacula, and I'm a new user; I apologize if there's
something that I overlooked.
Bacula is installed in testing mode on Open SUSE 10.2. Version is 2.2.8.
The device is a Quantum SuperLoader3 with one DLT-S4 tape drive.
I ran btape - test and it worked fine, and I
