- Subject: Which tape drive hardware offers the best value
- From: Marc D Ronell <mronell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 20:45:36 -0500
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I need suggestions for tape drive hardware/cartridges for home server
backup. Approximately 40 Gigs of data.
I just tried to upgrade my DDS4 tape drive for server backup to a DAT
72 (DDS5). I was told by both the sales people and the manufacturer
that the new DAT 72 could read my old DDS4 tapes. But I tried two
drives and both irretrievably jammed and needed to be sent back with
my test tapes stuck fast in the mechanisms.
Is there a tape hardware platform which is inexpensive enough to use
at home and also contains a good upgrade path?
Thanks,
Marc
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