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by fgarber
Have you checked the CA web site to see if there are special drivers needed for the new tape drive. They have a list of all supported tape drives and all the necessary drivers needed to use them.
www.ca.com
by ronmm
by jimbb
Don't use a "controller" in ARCserve, but use a "generic" ASPI adapter. You do this in the Device Setup utility, that will adapt the necessary files for you. Try using a "Adaptec ASPI controller" or something that looks like that (not 100% sure ofthe name), and ARCserve will tell you to use "NWASPI.CDM". You can install and load this through Install|Driver Options|Configure Disk and Storage...
NWASPI will run on top of your .HAM driver, it's some sort of an intermediate driver. If anything changes in the future, no need to reconfigure ARCserve, since NWASPI will talk to any possible new HAM driver as well.
Jim
by ronmm
It wasn't the drivers, I needed to stop trying to specify the HCA number & use DMA address instead. Very good backup speeds ater that.
Found it on my own, CA never did respond to support requests.
by paul.bullock
by ronmm
It wasn't the drivers, I needed to stop trying to specify the HCA number & use DMA address instead. Very good backup speeds ater that.
Found it on my own, CA never did respond to support requests.
by ronmm
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