Hi,

I just found your first message.
The blocksize problem may be related to the fact that one of the tape drives  
is LTO-2 and the other one is LTO-3.

If you are trying to scan every single tape to recover the media db, wouldn't 
it be better to search on your bootstrap reports and find what tape has the 
most recent good bootstrap so you can load that tape on the LTO-3 drive, run  
scanner -B  and then mmrecover the media db?


jee

On Wednesday 30 June 2010 21:11:49 Marcin wrote:
> One tape drive is for daily backup, second is for weekly backup. One of
> then is working fine with scanner command, second not (message about block
> size). If I put two tapes in to devices, I speed up the scanning process :)
> . I have tried to change registry settings, unfortunately without success.
>
> wallace88 > command scanner -m and -i is taking the same time :(
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