problem so we can help you troubleshoot it.
Matthew Tevenan
Technical Support Specialist
Dantz Development Corporation
925.253.3050
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> Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 18:49:28 EDT
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I've installed about 5 of the SC-30 models on Macs. They work well. The
only issue I've run into is that sometimes the drives goes offline after
swapping tapes. Turning the unit off and on clears the problem. This issue
was well documented earlier on the Mac Managers maillist. There is sti
>Just a note on our experience with OnStream. We bought an Internal
>ADR30 drive and installed it in a PowerTowerPro 350. We immediately
>lost everything on the SCSI chain. The drive works fine but I no
>longer can use my Zip, Jaz drives.
Try checking ID #'s and termination. I have a intern
Just a note on our experience with OnStream. We bought an Internal
ADR30 drive and installed it in a PowerTowerPro 350. We immediately
lost everything on the SCSI chain. The drive works fine but I no
longer can use my Zip, Jaz drives.
Trevor
Pixelar
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le 22/06/00 9:36, jakob krabbe écrivait :
> At 09:42 2000-06-21 -0400, you wrote:
>> Last I heard, the drivers were not available for the Mac. It's not a very
>> popular format for the PC either. I would definitely recommend VXA over
>> Onstream if you're addressing smaller backup needs (<20GB)
At 09:42 2000-06-21 -0400, you wrote:
>Last I heard, the drivers were not available for the Mac. It's not a very
>popular format for the PC either. I would definitely recommend VXA over
>Onstream if you're addressing smaller backup needs (<20GB).
>
>Steve
Your input is greatly appreachiated. Th
>The drivers are available, at least for the smaller model, mhich comes
>bundled with retrospect. Our press has one connected to a G4.
Actually, the OnStream site states in the Mac area or a FAQ that the RDU
1.9 (which supports the 15/30GB drive) also supports the 25/50GB. We had
assumed that
But who ever would want to use any backup program OTHER than Retrospect
on Mac OS? ;)
Jim
Eric Ullman said, in a previous message:
>
> Retrospect for Mac OS and Windows actually use their own custom drivers,
> built right into the software.
>
> On the Mac, we write pretty much the only drivers
Retrospect for Mac OS and Windows actually use their own custom drivers,
built right into the software.
On the Mac, we write pretty much the only drivers available for tape drives.
With Windows, Retrospect does not require (or use) the manufacturer's or
Microsoft's driver -- we support the device
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> Of jakob krabbe
> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 4:57 AM
> To: retro-talk
> Subject: RE: onstream deal??
>
>
>
> >OnStream is a spin off from Philips Electronics.
> >
> >You ca
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Subject: RE: onstream deal??
>OnStream is a spin off from Philips Electronics.
>
>You can find out about their drives and ADR technology from:
>
>http://www.onstream.com
OK, so the tapes
>OnStream is a spin off from Philips Electronics.
>
>You can find out about their drives and ADR technology from:
>
>http://www.onstream.com
OK, so the tapes are called ADR. I downloaded the whitepapers and will take
a look...
The reason I ask is that I haven't seen them around in any catalogue
> A company mailed me with a deal on an onstream backup solution. What
> technology does onstream use? Is that the name of a backup tape + drive or
> a company that sell OEM backups...?? (DLT's for example.)
>
> The tapes were 25/50 and the drive handle 4 MB/sec.
>
> What are they talkig about!?
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