As usual, the quickest way to a solution is to make a fool of yourself in
public, and this time is no different.
AFAICT, at some point during setup of the autoloader, I ran `mt -f /dev/nst0
defblksize`, which changes the default block size for newly inserted tapes. It
seems that if you don't
Hi all,
I'm new to both bacula and tape storage, and wrestling with a strange issue: it
seems my tape device resets its block size to 1 byte every time I insert a
tape. Anyone seen this before, and know how to make it stop?
In more detail: I have an HPE autoloader with an LTO-6 drive:
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