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01-22-2001 04:00 PM
01-22-2001 04:00 PM
Compaq DLT35/70 problem
Hi,
I'm unable to make my internal Compaq 35/70Gb DLT drive work properly.
I took it from a brand new Proliant ML530 and built it into a Proliant 1850R. I connected it to the internal SCSI port of the machine. The OS is Winnt4, SP6. I also upgraded the firmware of the drive and installed the latest NT tape drivers from Compaq. Still, tests fail and if I use it in NTBackup I only see "bad tapes".
Any ideas, I ran out of them.
Thanks
Koen Vanderpoorten
I'm unable to make my internal Compaq 35/70Gb DLT drive work properly.
I took it from a brand new Proliant ML530 and built it into a Proliant 1850R. I connected it to the internal SCSI port of the machine. The OS is Winnt4, SP6. I also upgraded the firmware of the drive and installed the latest NT tape drivers from Compaq. Still, tests fail and if I use it in NTBackup I only see "bad tapes".
Any ideas, I ran out of them.
Thanks
Koen Vanderpoorten
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02-06-2001 04:00 PM
02-06-2001 04:00 PM
Re: Compaq DLT35/70 problem
Is there anything else on that controller? Have you tried testing the drive in Server Diagnostics (F10 setup partition)?
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