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Does this command work with the Ultrium 3 920 SAS drive?
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Does this command work with the Ultrium 3 920 SAS drive?

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Hi everyone<br />
Is there a possibility to mount a HP Storageworks Ultrium 3 920 SAS in Ubuntu? <br />
I’d like to back up some Files from a single directory, which are lying on a store center, to a local tape drive. I was thinking about using Bacula. Is there a better way to do this?<br />
Thanks for your help<br />

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Hi everyone
Is there a possibility to mount a HP Storageworks Ultrium 3 920 SAS in Ubuntu? 
I’d like to back up some Files from a single directory, which are lying on a store center, to a local tape drive. I was thinking about using Bacula. Is there a better way to do this?
Thanks for your help


Mount HP Ultrium 920 SAS in Ubuntu

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