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тАО06-13-2005 02:20 AM
тАО06-13-2005 02:20 AM
Hi
That is the question. Ultrium-2 (i.e., LTO-2) tape cartridges can hold more info than LTO ones.
I guess this is due that LTO-2 doubles the density of LTO's, not due that LTO-2 tape length is 2x LTO's. (please, if I'm wrong, post right info).
I know Ultrim-2 tape drives can handle LTO cartridges (backward compatibility). But my question is:
In the case in LTO-2 tape cartridges can be used in Ultrium-1 tape drives, can Ultrium-1 tape drives take profit of that 2x density ? I think they cannot.
I'd appreciate your answers.
That is the question. Ultrium-2 (i.e., LTO-2) tape cartridges can hold more info than LTO ones.
I guess this is due that LTO-2 doubles the density of LTO's, not due that LTO-2 tape length is 2x LTO's. (please, if I'm wrong, post right info).
I know Ultrim-2 tape drives can handle LTO cartridges (backward compatibility). But my question is:
In the case in LTO-2 tape cartridges can be used in Ultrium-1 tape drives, can Ultrium-1 tape drives take profit of that 2x density ? I think they cannot.
I'd appreciate your answers.
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тАО06-13-2005 04:31 AM
тАО06-13-2005 04:31 AM
Re: Can an HP Ultrium-1 Tape drive take profit of the capacity of a Ultrium-2 cartridge ?
I've found matrix compatibility at
http://www.hp.com/products1/storage/products/storagemedia/tape_ultrium/compatibility.html
This page shows 400 GB cartridges are not recommended for my HP Ultrium 2/20 library.
http://www.hp.com/products1/storage/products/storagemedia/tape_ultrium/compatibility.html
This page shows 400 GB cartridges are not recommended for my HP Ultrium 2/20 library.
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