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Goetz Neumann <[log in to unmask]>
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Goetz Neumann <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 19 Feb 1997 18:24:28 +0100
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Therm-O-Link wrote:
>
> Hey!  I picked this up on CompuServe's HPSYSTEMS forum:
>
> >Subj:  TurboStore error/5.5            Section: MPE systems
> >  To:  Harlan Lassiter, 72350,2735     Thursday, February 13, 1997 12:11:27
PM
> >From:  Harlan Lassiter, 72350,2735     #165828
> >
> >I may have an answer to my own question and it might be useful to someone
else.
> >
> >HP responded to me and acknowlegded that there is a proble with the Store
> >(or TurboStore) program that causes it to fail on multiple tapes when using
> >new (never written on) tapes.
> >
> >The SR number I was given is 17653193722.  And the patch (NOT YET
AVAILABLE),
> >when available, was given to me as HPEGX5.
> >
> >The workaround is to write something on virgin tapes BEFORE using them in
> >a multi-tape backup set.
> >

Slight corrections to this one:

The SR is     : 1653193722
Patch in work : MPEJXJ5A

Actually you can experience the same behaviour, if one 'subsequent'
medium , which was written hardware compressed before, gets loaded
into a drive (SCSI or HPIB DDS) that does not support hardware
compression

Store does not actually fail, but will ask for media # 2 (or higher)
in kind of a loop, until you feed it with an either "non-virgin" or
uncompressed medium. In the storelisting you will either find mention
of a low level IO error 11 (= cannot identify density , happens with
brandnew media) or 37 for a previously compressed written medium.

Goetz.

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