When to declare a tape dead
2003-04-21 09:57:27
Greetings all,
We're currently using a 3494 with 3590E drives, and
I have accumulated several tape volumes with write errors = 1, and one with
write errors > 1. Just wondering how I should determine if a tape is
truly dead or "mostly-dead", and when a given error is ignorable or
workable? Is the number of write errors a good indication?
(I've noticed that the errors are distributed across drives, so as not to
point to a single drive. Also, all drives have been recently upgraded to
new microcode.)
Thanks much,
adam
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