On a sarge machine, I have a WangDAT 3100 tape drive from the late
1990s. The tape from which I would like to recover certain files was
made back in 1998 with bru.
I loaded the module for it:
# insmod st
$ lsmod | grep st
st 29112 0 (unused)
scsi_mod95108 4
How can I know if my DAT tape device is properly installed and configured?
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, GBV wrote:
How can I know if my DAT tape device is properly installed and configured?
I have a SCSI DAT tape on one machine, so I only have experience with a
SCSI DAT. When the machine boots up, you should see the SCSI adapter
driver print a list of the SCSI devices
I have an dat tape drive om my debian 3.0r1
server...
How i can mount?
How i can use cron to make backups?
There an frontend backup soft?
thks
GBV said on Thu, Feb 13, 2003 at 02:18:38PM -0300:
I have an dat tape drive om my debian 3.0r1 server...
How i can mount?
You don't mount tapes. Instead, you use tools (like tar) to pull
archives off of them. From the operating systems perspective, the tape
is just a file (/dev/nst0
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003 14:18:38 -0300
GBV [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an dat tape drive om my debian 3.0r1 server...
How i can mount?
You don't need to, you just read/write to the device.
e.g. tar cvf /dev/nst0 /home
How i can use cron to make backups?
There an frontend backup soft
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 10:18, GBV wrote:
I have an dat tape drive om my debian 3.0r1 server...
How i can mount?
I don't think you can mount a tape - not so you can browse it, anyway.
How i can use cron to make backups?
There an frontend backup soft?
Amanda does the job for me. It's free
I installed Woody yesterday on my PC. Everything seems okay except for
the fact that I can't access my DAT tape drive. On Potato it was seen
immediately and I expected the same with Woody but it does not see it.
All my work stuff is back-upped on the the DAT tape and I need to get it
back
On Friday 08 November 2002 10:07 pm, Johan van der Walt wrote:
I installed Woody yesterday on my PC. Everything seems okay except for
the fact that I can't access my DAT tape drive. On Potato it was seen
immediately and I expected the same with Woody but it does not see it.
All my work stuff
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Inspection of /var/log/dmesg suggests that the SCSI card is not seen. How do I add
SCSI support to the kernel?
Johan
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On Sat, Nov 09, 2002 at 12:59:15PM +0200, Johan van der Walt wrote:
Inspection of /var/log/dmesg suggests that the SCSI card is not seen. How do I add
SCSI support to the kernel?
The module depends on your SCSI card
modprobe module_name
Philippe
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Thanks, but where do I get the module for the scsi adapter? Adaptec 2940.
I looked in /lib/modules but could not find anything there.
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On Sat, Nov 09, 2002 at 01:46:08PM +0200, Johan van der Walt wrote:
Thanks, but where do I get the module for the scsi adapter? Adaptec 2940.
The module you need is aic7xxx
Frank
I looked in /lib/modules but could not find anything there.
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On Sat, Nov 09, 2002 at 01:46:08PM +0200, Johan van der Walt wrote:
Thanks, but where do I get the module for the scsi adapter? Adaptec 2940.
I looked in /lib/modules but could not find anything there.
It should be in
/lib/modules/kernel-version/kernel/drivers/scsi/
try 'modprobe
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On 17 Feb 1999, Pierfrancesco Caci wrote:
I have the opportunity to get a used DAT tape, a Digital DEC TLZ 06
it uses the standard Sony 4 mm audio tapes, 90 m lenght.
Is it usable with Linux ? What software do I need apart the SCSI-tape
I have the opportunity to get a used DAT tape, a Digital DEC TLZ 06
it uses the standard Sony 4 mm audio tapes, 90 m lenght.
Is it usable with Linux ? What software do I need apart the SCSI-tape
support in the kernel ?
Pf
On 17 Feb 1999, Pierfrancesco Caci wrote:
I have the opportunity to get a used DAT tape, a Digital DEC TLZ 06
it uses the standard Sony 4 mm audio tapes, 90 m lenght.
Is it usable with Linux ? What software do I need apart the SCSI-tape
support in the kernel ?
It should be usable
Hi, the amanda lists listed on www.amanda.org seem to be not
available, so I'll ask here.
Basically, all the Amanda docs have to say about this particular tape
drive, as far as the proper settings are concerned are:
define tapetype HP-DAT {
comment DAT tape drives
length 1900 mbytes
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