tes up above 70MB/minute?
BTW, I tried running Retrospect on the ASIP server, and when I arived the
next morning, my server had locked up...no files had been backed up. Is
this a known issue with ASIP 6.2?
Jon Oplinger
Howell, Ltd
477 Congress St
Portland, Maine 04101
207-78
>I have 2 VXA drives installed on an upgraded 8500 to a 300mhz G3. I get an
>average of 160mb/min with an Adaptec 2940uw card. VXA has built-in
>compression so turn off software compression.
I downloaded the spec sheets and you're right...thanks. I had software
compression turned on because I
I am getting much better performance from my VXA1 drive now. Manually
disabling software compression (Retrospect is supposed to know if hardware
compression is available, but this does not work in my case), and replacing
a faulty ribbon cable in my external scsi case eliminated most of the
proble
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Try and disable software compression. I has slow copy speeds until I
disabled software compression. I had assumed Retrospect would detect the
VXA's native hardware compression, and ignore software compression. My
speeds tripled after turning software compression off.
Jon Opl