Hey
make sure that your storage unit matches tape density - both should be of the same type, it hcart....
if lto7 tape is not of this type run the following:
vmchange -m BNV420 -new_mt hcart2
where hcart2 is your LTO8 storage unit density type.
Hey
make sure that your storage unit matches tape density - both should be of the same type, it hcart....
if lto7 tape is not of this type run the following:
vmchange -m BNV420 -new_mt hcart2
where hcart2 is your LTO8 storage unit density type.
How do I know that?
---> make sure that your storage unit matches tape density - both should be of the same type, it hcart...
the media shows up as HCART2
Let me give you some information
This LTO7 media was written on an HP LTO 7 device
Hello
Well, LTO is a standard which is backward compatible, so in your case you are still good to read LTO7 media in LTO8 tape drive. See this https://www.lto.org/lto-generation-compatibility/
Below some excerpt:
So change the LTO7 media type to match your LTO8 storage unit type and your restore should progress.
'vmchange' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
