
SnapBack Live!
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SnapBack DOS: Various Out of Memory Conditions.
• Run the DOS program MEMMAKER to increase the
amount of available conventional memory.
• Append /overlay=40000 (or less) to the SnapBack
command line. This will reduce the conventional memory
requirement at the expense of execution speed.
SnapBack DOS says “Incorrect block size e0200000”
when at start or restore.
When doing a disaster image restore from SNAPBACK/
DOS you may need to modify the block size of the tape.
This should only be necessary when the tape’s Block Size
has been changed in the SnapBack Configuration or
automatically when the backup was made. The block size
used on the backup will be recorded in the SnapBack log
file.
Execute SnapBack DOS using the BLOCKSIZE command
line with a value matching the size used when the backup
was created. To set the blocksize to 512 bytes run SnapBack
using the command line:
SNAPBACK /BLOCKSIZE=512
If the log file is not available try to restore using the values
32768, 512, and 1024. These are the most common block
sizes.
Slow Backup or End of Tape Messages
Slow rates, or slower rates than normal.
Capacity does not match what is expected
Trouble
• Verify the drive is going slower than normal or that the tape
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