board video to a GeForce MX4000
8x AGP.
Said the magic word: Abra-ca-pocus! and the problem dissapeared.
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Kubinski Business Systems
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;m dealing with a
hardware issue.
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6DX266 and 2- Debian Linux on a PII in testing), they work fine.
This all leads me to think that the problem is the environment (mobo). Maybe
this particular combination of mobo/scsi?
I'll let you know what happens.
Ralph Eagle
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it should be a nice and steady/constant whine ...
Sounds normal to me - although it is a DAT drive and pretty quiet, not like
the old QIC 1/4in or Travan drives.
I think I've exhausted my resources attacking this from the software side.
Will do a little mobo swap and see what happens.
. When I create the tar archive using: tar cvf /dev/st0
/usr/kbmosas there are no errors reported by tar. The problem is trying to
read the data back from the archive just made.
c ya
alvin
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you're not hitting the 2Gb limit (with some tar) are you?
Nope... while trying to debug the problem, I've been using groups of files
in the 2 to 10 MB range. And, when I put the card and tape drive into the
other boxes (SCO 486 and Linux PII) I used the same set of data for testing.
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I think this might be a hardware compatibility problem, but you be the
judge.
Using tar, I can write a tape archive to the scsi dat drive (tar cvf
/dev/st0 /usr/kbmosas) without any errors but when I try to read the tape
back (tar tvf /dev/st0 or tar xvf /dev/st0), I get the following messages
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