>I can't speak for everyone but I hope you keep this discussion on the list. If
>it does happen to go off-line, I would greatly appreciate a copy of the final
>thoughts.
I agree. IMHO the biggest problem with tape drives is not the purchase cost or the
tape costs, but the sheer level of grief caused by hardware faults.
That's why I would always prefer a solution with some hardware rdundancy - if one
drive fails you can still backup - or, more to the point, still restore.
Because the one occasion when you _must_ restore files will, of course, be the time
that your only drive has just died.
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