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Since I got such a good response to my request for SCSI-dealer recommendations, I thought I'd ask for further advice regarding current thinking about archival/backup storage. I'm primarily interested in opinions about physical media, though recommendations for various backup/archiving softwares are also of interest. For example: I've heard some folks saying that SCSI disk drives are so inexpensive these days that they should be considered when formulating an archiving-strategy, like maybe do an incremental backup to tape weekly in combination with a full-image copy to a disk that's identical to your main disk on a nightly basis, as a hot spare... Poor me - the only backup device I have at the moment is a 1/4" 150Mb SCSI streaming tape which has been absolutely bulletproof and given great service but, of course, it's now ridiculously undersized given the capacities of any currently available disk I'm likely to buy. Thanks in advance for any info you may care to supply. - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to discuss-request at blu.org
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