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Well, I was talking with a guy about servers the other day. I was a bit shocked whenever I asked him if there was any significant difference between SCSI and SATA and why he always uses SCSI. (note, I'm not sure if by SCSI he meant SAS)
He told me that...
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If that were so, any new filesystem....
Here's an interesting article I read a while back comparing the two ( http is totally BS .
Until recently, I would have agreed with the guy and said SCSI (or SAS) is a better solution than their SCSI equivalent.
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Hi all, I have solaris 10 sparc running and working very well but i have problem with external SCSI tape drive DAT 72 problem it seems to me the tape drive is manufactured by SUN microsystems when i ran mt -f /dev/rmt/0 status it reveals the following...
Started by Hassan on
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I think it doesn't exist under the following path bash-3.00# ls -la ../../devices/pci\@8\,6 /scsi\@1\,1
bash-3.00# ls -la ../../devices/pci\@....
When you look at the symlink destination "/devices/pci@8,6 /scsi@1,1/st@3,0:" does that exist.
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I'm backing up about 100gb worth of data on backup exec and after much deliberation, have decided that tapes are worth another shot (after my ultrium decided to die and munch tapes). Bearing in mind that my SCSI controller might be on its way out, I'm...
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A backup to....
LTO is effectively the standard tape technology:
Quantum LTO2 tape drive: $829.00 15 LTO2 tapes: $30*15 = $450.00 PCI-E SCSI card: $160 format.
I'd suggest a SAS or SCSI LTO3/LTO4 drive.
Is a horrible format).
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We have a HP DL380 G3 with HP LTO3 Ultrium external tape drive attached via VHDCI SCSI port. How do we get Windows Server 2003 to recognise the tape drive so it can be used?
The tape drive doesn't show up in NT Backup even though it is connected & powered...
Started by saille on
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Rebooting Windows is the answer..
It's use with NTBackup is specifically discouraged/unsupported.
It comes with and needs 'HP Data Protector Express Single Server Edition Software', use that .
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I have an Adaptec AHA-2940UW SCSI adapter, to which I connected a single Atlas 10K III drive (and nothing more). When my computer loads up, the pre-OS Adaptec screen shows (I believe this is called the POST screen), where I can see the Atlas drive...
Started by ohad on
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However, it gets an ID of 6 for some reason (I was under the impression the... .
I changed the controller ID to 7 (from 6) and the HD only shows once now .
I think I have found the problem.
Enter the Adaptec BIOS on this screen and run a scan on all ports .
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Hi everybody. It's a simple question that I just can't find the answer to online. My hard drive is plugged into my motherboard using a SATA cable, but when I look in the device manager, I see my hard drives as, 'Samsung HD103UJ SCSI Disk Device' and the...
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SCSI hard drives and controllers are much more expensive than SATA and are only.
You will never find a SCSI hard drive in a standard desktop or laptop from an OEM unlikely to be SCSI.
And the ability to hot swap.
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I'm looking to possibly upgrade the SCSI drive in my Power Mac 8500. What type of SCSI drive should I be looking for? I'm a little bewildered by wide SCSI, ultra SCSI, sooper-dooper SCSI, etc.
Are all these newer SCSI standards backward compatible with...
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Wow, what's up with classic SCSI drive prices, what's up with classic....
So stick to the conventional third-height size.
Any 50-pin SCSI drive will do, as well as any that can be converted to 50-pin such as many 68-pin ventilate.
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Has anyone successfully used SCSI mapping to present a SCSI tape drive to a VM for backup purposes? My servers do not support VMDirectIO (VT-d), so I can't present the PCI device to the VM, and my Adaptec 39160 is not supported in ESXi4. Before I spend...
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Let and it works like a charm with ....
Plan for your ESXi box to address this tape drive? Don't forget with ESXi there's now COS to load license, if so I think you'd be better off backup up via the to a second machine with the tape drive.
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How is it possible to transfer scsi data to an ide drive?
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What exactly is the problem?
Would you like to exchange the harddisks from SCSI to IDE or what.
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I want to transfer and old scsi pt drive from the G3 days to my HD system
what is solution
i tried a scsi to usb adaptor...doesn't seem to work
how about ethernet...it that the only solution if one?
Started by studiojimi on
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The cheapest way is probably going to be to find... .
They can be purchased very cheap on Ebay...
Buy an old g4 with a scsi drive and a few 1tb drives to transfer to, and still have a pile of cashprobably need an Atto SCSI card.
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