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IBM Ultrium 1 (LTO) in Linux/i386
I've got my eye on the following eBay item:
Item number: 270124854394 LTO 1 ULTRIUM, IBM P/N: 39M5665, MODEL: PD035-10401 TAPE DRIVE, 5 1/4, HHT, SCSI LVD, 100/200GB, 39M5635 I'm hoping to use it in Linux (i386) as a backup solution for a 4-port 3ware controller (configured for RAID5). This is for personal use but I work in an iSeries (AS/400) environment and I'm antipating that the company will let me have a generous supply of Ultrium 1 tapes. Will this work? Is there any reason I should consider an HP or another manufacturer instead of IBM? |
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IBM Ultrium 1 (LTO) in Linux/i386
On 2007-05-30, Madcap wrote:
Item number: 270124854394 LTO 1 ULTRIUM, IBM P/N: 39M5665, MODEL: PD035-10401 TAPE DRIVE, 5 1/4, HHT, SCSI LVD, 100/200GB, 39M5635 I'm hoping to use it in Linux (i386) as a backup solution for a 4-port 3ware controller (configured for RAID5). This is for personal use but I work in an iSeries (AS/400) environment and I'm antipating that the company will let me have a generous supply of Ultrium 1 tapes. Will this work? Is there any reason I should consider an HP or another manufacturer instead of IBM? I'd expect this to work fine in linux, as IBM does sell and support their tape libraries with LTO-drives connected to linux (x86/x86-64) hosts. I've used IBM libraries with LTO-drives on linux, I know we needed a special driver (kernel module) for this, but that was probably to handle the library, not the drive. Not sure though... -jf |
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