It's a Tandberg Internal QIC 2GB SCSI Tape Drive Model: TDC 4220,
although it is the IBM version. It is supposed to be able to read a
qic24 tape, as I checked Tandberg's web site before I bought it. I
don't know how to identify the tape anymore than qic24. I have zero
tape drive experience.
I installed the drive into an IBM 3510 enclosure, enabled termination
power, set the id to 2, and enabled parity. Should I have not enabled
parity? I figured it would be desirable, and I think the Adaptec 1640
scsi card will handle it. Maybe I should explore that.
I get a error message that mentions something about not being able to
establish block size..... I didn't write it down.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
Tothwolf wrote:
>
> What type of tape are they and what model drive do you have? There are
> about 7-9 different types of tapes, and no single drive will work with all
> of them.
>
> -Toth
Received on Mon Mar 04 2002 - 12:48:02 GMT
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