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I would get the controller number and model and do a search on google or on the manufacturer's web site. That is how I usually find my btld's.

As a followup to the previous posts let me elaborate on what has been done since these were posted. The system is a Pentium 4 2.0Ghz w/ Adaptec 2100S Raid controller, 1GB memory, Archive Python 4106 12/24GB DAT tape drive, and 4-18GB hard drives. For the tape drive we have tried four SCSI...

Yes, I have tried modifying compression, blocking factor, size of tape device, even used special devices. I have also removed the tape device and set it up as both DAT and generic SCSI. I am pretty much at a loss. I am trying a few other things to make it work. Any other suggestions are always...

>stanhubble (MIS) Jul 2, 2003 : >Do you have it terminated properly? yes >Is it the only device on the chain? yes >can you do: >tape load no response - i just go back to root prompt >tape status status: ready beginning-of-tape write-protected soft errors: 0 hard errors: 0 underruns: 0...

I get partially through the file lising and the error I get is: tar: tape read error read: No such device or address I can read this tape on the original system without failure. On the new system it fails at a different place every time.

I have installed SCO 5.0.7 on a Pentium 4-2.4GHZ with 1GB mem, Raid 5 Adaptec 2100S controller with 4-18GB hard drives, Adaptec 2940AU controller for the tape drive, Dell OEM (Seagate STD224000N) tape drive. When I read a tape using (tar -tv8) it will get part of the way through the read and...