ITEM {
"NAME" "ADR30"
"CAPACITY" "14429"
"THROUGHPUT" "1000"
"MAXUSE" "100000"
"SIZESEG" "96000"
"COMMENT" "OnStream ADR30"
"FORM_FACTOR" "ADR"
}
ITEM {
"NAME" "ADR50"
"CAPACITY" "23895"
"THROUGHPUT" "2000"
"MAXUSE" "100000"
"SIZESEG" "96000"
"COMMENT" "OnStream ADR50"
"FORM_FACTOR" "ADR"
}
ITEM {
"NAME" "ADR60"
"CAPACITY" "28710"
"THROUGHPUT" "2400"
"MAXUSE" "100000"
"SIZESEG" "96000"
"COMMENT" "OnStream ADR2-60"
"FORM_FACTOR" "ADR2"
}
and the following to your drive type definition file
/usr/knox/arkeia/dbase/f3drv/drvtypes.lst
ITEM {
"NAME" "ONSTREAM_ADR"
"FORM_FACTOR" "ADR"
"TIME_BEFORE_CLEAN" "50"
}
ITEM {
"NAME" "ONSTREAM_ADR2"
"FORM_FACTOR" "ADR2"
"TIME_BEFORE_CLEAN" "50"
}
You may want to lower the THROUGHPUT for the ADR_30 to
700 in case you have a USB30 device and you may want to increase
it to 2000 for a DI-30+(Fast) or SC-30/50 drive.
Note: There is some controversary whether a "BLOCK_SIZE" "32768"
statement should be added to the drvtype definition or not. In theory it
should be there, but in practice it seems to prevent successful restores.
Another note: I introduced a second drivetype ADR2 for the ADR-2
tapes as they are not really compatible with ADR tapes.
JP Vossen has a nice section on Backups with Linux and also a OnStream DI-30 HOWTO.