Am 2/18/10 11:34 PM, schrieb Arthur Emerson III:
> I built a dedicated Bacula SD box from a 2U Intel-branded
> server.  It has 12 x 1TB SATA drives, and boots off of an
> IDE solid state disk.
[..]

Thank you for your information Arthur. You should definitly post your 
whole setup on Bacula Wiki, this could be very interesting for further 
evaluations.

Some months ago, I was *thinking* of such a similar solution with vtapes 
on hot swap disks. I was thinking of having disks instead of tapes and 
the possibility to have disk volumes (like tape volumes) put in and out 
of a disk array. We need to vacate media for environmental security reasons.

We have chosen tapes becuase,
a) there was no proof-of-concept (which you now have shown)
b) hot swap disks are not meant to be exchanged that much.

But now, you showed, that this way is possible.

Cherrz,
  - Dan

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