Hello Patricia,

Media Blocksize = 0
means you are using a divice whith variable block size, like LTO.

-Christo

> I can see using the performance tuning guide for your own 'home'
> enviroment but how much are you really going to be able to do at an
> offsite enviroment with all different flavors of equipment. Plus I'm no
> networking guru, which is what you have to be these days in order to have
> things go as smooth as possible. I come from a cobal,datatrieve, vms
> background when life was simple. I'd almost consider moving my networker
> server to a linux box after some of the comments. That block size error
> really messed me up last time.  Okay I did  mt -f \\.\tape1 status. This
> is what I got. What is my block size?
> Media Capacity  = 101.16GByte
>  Media Remaining = 48.26GByte
>  Media Blocksize = 0
>  Media Partition Count = 0
>  Media is not write protected
>  default blocksize = 65536
>  maximum blocksize = 131072
>  minimum blocksize = 4
>  MaximumPartitionCount = 0
>  Partition = 0
>  Logical block position = 3397737
>  EOTWarningZoneSize = 0
>  Error Correction Enabled
>
>
>
> Patricia Neal
> Production Support Specialist
> C.S.E.A.
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