I, too, am in the market for a new tape drive. Here's what I've found:
Exabyte M2: 60GB, 12MB/s, $3777 ($80 media)
Sony AIT-2: 50GB, 6MB/s, $3289 ($94 media)
DLT 8000 : 40GB, 6MB/s, $3915 ($64 media)
Sony AIT-1: 35GB, 3MB/s, $1913 ($88 media)
VXA-1 : 33GB, 3MB/s, $939 ($67 media)
Julia wrote:
We've just recently become interested in purchasing some commercial
product to allow for file/disk/folder locking, for more security on
our desktops.
Can anyone tell me what effect this might have on Retrospect backups,
and what, if any, products will work with Retrospect to make
Hi Robin,
On 25/7/00 6:50 AM, Robin Mayoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My point is that the -23 has been known to be caused by extension conflicts.
It may be worth while to attempt to reproduce the problem with basic Apple
extensions to see if the problem goes away.
After disabling Virex 5.9.1,
on 7/25/2000 3:07 AM, Larry Acosta Wong at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, which is the winner? For me, I'm torn between the VXA-1 and
AIT-1. The PC Mag article made the VXA-1 look pretty bad but I'm
thinking that it's just relative and that the performance numbers for
the AIT-1 would be pretty
David,
If the error occurs when this drive is connected to three different
machines, and you've tried multiple cables and terminators, I'd look toward
a drive problem. However, make sure you've cleaned the drive heads and tried
the drive without the other SCSI device(s). I'm assuming this is
