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What are these messages mean?
Hi friends
I have receive these messages from spaer administrator but I don't understand what is that mean if any one knows that please help my Feb 18 05:08:33 spad unix: WARNING: /SUBS@1F,0/SUNW,fas@e,8800000/st@4,0 (st4): Feb 18 05:08:33 spad unix: ~Error for Command: write Error Level: Fatal Feb 18 05:08:33 spad unix: ~Reuested Block: 6406 Error Block: 6406 Feb 18 05:08:33 spad unix: ~Vendor: EXABYTE Serial Number: Feb 18 05:08:33 spad unix: ~Sense Key: Media Error Feb 18 05:08:33 spad unix: ~ASC: 0x3 (<vendor unique code 0x3>), ASCQ: 0x2, FRU: 0x0 |
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What model Exabyte is it?
Some tape drives will tell you when they need a cleaning, many won't. If not, you should clean it after a certain number of uses, depending on the type of drive. (Or perhaps "once a month" if that's close enough...) Do you get those error messages every time you use the tape drive, or just with one tape? If it's only with one tape, obviously throw that tape out. Also - many people back up to tape but never bother to test their tapes. It's worth checking occasionally to see if your tape backups really do work. (Carefully! You don't want to accidently restore old files from a tape over newer files on your disk drives.) |
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