"A. Paterson" <apsw07048 <spam>@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
: My disaster recovery this morning -- peice together the bits of last night's
: DLT 40/80 tape at the bottom of the stairs which I dropped at the top.
Opps! Still as long as you have time to get anyone backup in you'll be
ok.
Snapshots - it's the way forward for this sort of stuff with tapes
only for the longer term recoverys.
--
Arthur Clune http://www.clune.org
"Technolibertarians make a philosophy out of a personality defect"
- Paulina Borsook
> My disaster recovery this morning -- peice together the bits of last
> night's DLT 40/80 tape at the bottom of the stairs which I dropped at
> the top.
Note to self: don't try this at home. LTO2 tapes are Seriously Expensive
;-)
Arthur Clune wrote:
>> Note to self: don't try this at home. LTO2 tapes are Seriously
>> Expensive
> Buy more of them - we've just bought 100. And the price is coming down
> very fast.
A. Paterson <apsw07048 wrote:
> My disaster recovery this morning -- peice together the bits of last night's
> DLT 40/80 tape at the bottom of the stairs which I dropped at the top.
I once transferred the tape from a broken VCR cassette to another.
Incredibly fiddly but it worked.
"Zog The Undeniable" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> A. Paterson <apsw07048 wrote:
>
> > My disaster recovery this morning -- peice together the bits of last
night's
> > DLT 40/80 tape at the bottom of the stairs which I dropped at the top.
>
> I once transferred the tape from a broken VCR cassette to another.
> Incredibly fiddly but it worked.
>
Had to have been a good **** movie, why else would a guy go through that!