Hi all,
Several messages have been posted here regarding poor VXA performance with
Retrospect. I'd like to clear them up here.
First of all, I personally use one of these drives, and it rocks. It
replaced an aging DDS-2 drive, and I absolutely love the VXA. I use it with
a SuperMac S900 clone
I've have horrible error 519 problems with 2 beige G3's now (REV. A) and I
was wondering if there are any list archives that I could search for
answers to what might be happening.
Paul Fabris
IS Manager
Market Connections Inc.
25 Sheppard Ave. West, Toronto ON M2N 6S6
(416) 223-2250 x224
I
was wondering if there are any list archives that I could search
Never mind. Just saw the answer at the bottom of my own message. Please
forgive the newbie!
PF
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Paul,
I'd recommend first consulting Dantz Technical Note 415, "Troubleshooting
Error 519." It's a comprehensive troubleshooting guide to this error,
located at
http://www.dantz.com/index.php3?SCREEN=tn415
Then, if you're still having problems, please contact Dantz Technical
Support.
Regards,
Eric Ullman notes:
First of all, I personally use one of these drives, and it rocks. It
replaced an aging DDS-2 drive, and I absolutely love the VXA. I use it with
a SuperMac S900 clone (basically a 9500), connected to the mediocre
logic-board SCSI, and I still get over 135 MB/min locally. Two
Jon Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not to get into a brand war (we use some Newer cards too), but we've had
very good experiences with Sonnet cards. They tend to be less expensive
than
Newer's, not to mention the fact that they had Mac OS 9 support several
months before Newer.
We have had
a SuperMac S900 clone (basically a 9500), connected to the mediocre
logic-board SCSI, and I still get over 135 MB/min locally. Two more
As one of the original posters with slow performance (50 MB/min max
locally) then from the above I can only conclude there is some sort
of hardware
HI there,
I have just installed Retro in our network to backup our servers and the
directors Powerbook G3 500's. Everything works perfectly and the powerbook
backups over Airport are a network admins dream!. Good job Guys!
What I did want to know though, is it possible to show a progress bar on
That's a good request, Matthew.
Thanks.
One thing to note: it's OK if the backup is interrupted. The next time the
notebook shows up on the network, Retrospect only copies what it doesn't
already have.
If the user wants to see if the backup is still happening (not how much is
left -- sorry),
on 1/6/2000 1:09 PM, Craig Isaacs at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a good request, Matthew.
Thanks.
One thing to note: it's OK if the backup is interrupted. The next time the
notebook shows up on the network, Retrospect only copies what it doesn't
already have.
If the user wants
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