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тАО04-11-2005 09:23 PM
тАО04-11-2005 09:23 PM
Re: Data restore
Uwe,
you are right!
The throughtput is around 5Mbs.
However, 5Mbs is the rate of DAT tape.
Antonio Vigliotti
you are right!
The throughtput is around 5Mbs.
However, 5Mbs is the rate of DAT tape.
Antonio Vigliotti
Antonio Maria Vigliotti
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тАО04-11-2005 09:31 PM
тАО04-11-2005 09:31 PM
Re: Data restore
And a TZ-86 (DLT) can do about 6 MegaBytes/second max. What is your point?
In the early 1997 I was working in a project where we could read between 850 KiloBytes/sec from the system disk and multiple MegaBytes/sec from the data disk (large database files) to the same destination (a DECnet node with an attached HSZ RAID subsystem).
We don't know the hardware and we don't know what the disk's file structure looks like.
In the early 1997 I was working in a project where we could read between 850 KiloBytes/sec from the system disk and multiple MegaBytes/sec from the data disk (large database files) to the same destination (a DECnet node with an attached HSZ RAID subsystem).
We don't know the hardware and we don't know what the disk's file structure looks like.
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тАО04-24-2005 06:56 PM
тАО04-24-2005 06:56 PM
Re: Data restore
You don't say whether the disk is a direct connect SCSI or on an HSZ controller. If on the HSZ40 controller and it has write back cache then make sure it is turned on for this drive. This can help speed things up.
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