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03-02-2004 09:44 AM
03-02-2004 09:44 AM
Re: Which External SDLT 320 to buy
I love to nitpick :-)
The compression happens inside the drive. The fixed rate is going to tape. If the data compresses 2 to 1, then you will actually get 32MB/sec on the host-to-drive bus.
(BTW, I developed the first tape drive with built-in data compression - the HP7980XC).
The compression happens inside the drive. The fixed rate is going to tape. If the data compresses 2 to 1, then you will actually get 32MB/sec on the host-to-drive bus.
(BTW, I developed the first tape drive with built-in data compression - the HP7980XC).
The journey IS the reward.
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03-03-2004 01:01 AM
03-03-2004 01:01 AM
Re: Which External SDLT 320 to buy
I stand corrected.
However, (back to the original question) the 40MB/s should be sufficient for the tape drive (assuming compression is not more than 2.5X)
Josh
However, (back to the original question) the 40MB/s should be sufficient for the tape drive (assuming compression is not more than 2.5X)
Josh
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