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After Denys said:
> One can indeed have a DLT4000 SE-SCSI on a 3000. Indeed
> over the years, several people have reported that you
> can even boot from a DLT4000 drive, even though this is
> not officially supported.
Gilles continued:
>> Has anyone ever successfully updated from a DLT4000?
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> No. But, according to the HPe3000 Business Servers
> Configuration Guide, March 2000 edition, page 4-111,
> only the SE DLT4000 tape drive (as opposed to any
> FWSCSI-connected DLT drive) enjoys DLT boot support.
We have had two external SE DLT4000 drives on our 959
for years; have done several system update and patch
cycles using one of them as the boot device; never had
any kind of hardware or software problem with the DLTs...
Ken Sletten
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