Practicality of backing up huge hard drives (was Re:
[mythtv-users] Dieing Hard Drive)
Johannes Becker
joh.becker at gmail.com
Wed Mar 16 09:00:15 UTC 2005
Mine is a 7 slot changer using a Quantum DLT IV drive. That has 20G
uncompressed capacity. This is enough for what I need. But when
someone wants to backup also the videos it may be too small, too slow.
Videos I like to keep I put on DVDs. My server backs up itself, the
MythTV box and two workstations.
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 17:15:57 -0600, Ron Johnson <ron.l.johnson at cox.net> wrote:
> On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 18:56 +0100, Johannes Becker wrote:
> > I bougth the ADIC DLT library for 150 Euros, but this one is
> > refurbished/tested. You may get them even cheaper.
>
> Whoa, sweet deal. How many slots? And what's the uncompressed
> capacity?
>
> (DLT drives have been around for 12+ years, with the oldest ones
> that I know of using DLT-III tapes, and being 10/20GB capacity.)
>
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