On 01/08/2014 10:47 AM, Brian Cuttler wrote:
Jean-Louis,
Good question, especially as I badly misspoke.
The tape is not DLT IV, it is LTO IV, I used the standard
tape type definition, provided, as I would not have used
such a specific number.
define tapetype LTO4 {
comment "Dell LTO4 800Gb - Compression Off"
length 802816 mbytes
filemark 0 kbytes
speed 52616 kps
}
I am not using HW compression.
I am using "compress client fast" for the dumptypes.
All file systems are local to the host, we have a large > 255
DLE that are ZFS file systems.
That being said - I think you are correct, I am using the
wrong tape length.
If they are LTO IV tapes, they hold 400 Gig, up to 800 G with
HW compression, which we are not using...
Q - Would it be correct to reset the tape length to 400 Gig ?
no, you can write at least 603197M on a tape.
Jean-Louis
thank you/rookie mistake,
Brian
On Wed, Jan 08, 2014 at 10:06:54AM -0500, Jean-Louis Martineau wrote:
Brian,
Maybe you defined the tape larger than it is?
Are you sure the tape can hold 800000M of data?
Are you using hardware compression?
Jean-Louis
On 01/08/2014 09:13 AM, Brian Cuttler wrote:
I'm not sure I understand this tape usage... 18% plus 75% < 100%, isn't it?
Amanda 3.3.0
Solaris 10x86
tapes are DLT IV
This, using a second tape, is new behaivor.
I did try a newer amanda but the dump clients wouldn't die when
they needed two, amanda never completed and required a lot of
daily manual cleanup. I haven't tried the latest...
FAILURE DUMP SUMMARY:
finsen / lev 0 partial taper: No space left on device, splitting not
enabled finsen / lev 0 was successfully re-flushed
USAGE BY TAPE:
Label Time Size % DLEs Parts
Finsen32 2:57 603197M 75.1 17 17
Finsen33 0:48 145593M 18.1 259 259
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