Server 2003.
Has the onboard Dell Perc 5/i for harddrives.
an add-in Adaptec U320 SCSI PCI-X card. Only a Quantum LTO 2 tape drive is hooked up to the Adaptec.
This error started popping up around June. June 2, to be exact, and is logged every day. The last 2 people that administered this server are no longer around.
I'm not exactly sure when the tape drive was installed.
But on June 2:
the problem is, I cannot roll back the driver, because no previous driver exists.
I also downloaded the latest driver from Quantum, which is the same exact one.
If I disable the port with the tape drive, the error doesn't seem to appear.
Could this be caused if the SCSI isn't terminated?
This is an off-site server, but not currently doing any backups so it's not a hugely important issue, but something I would like to get cleared up.
Has the onboard Dell Perc 5/i for harddrives.
an add-in Adaptec U320 SCSI PCI-X card. Only a Quantum LTO 2 tape drive is hooked up to the Adaptec.
This error started popping up around June. June 2, to be exact, and is logged every day. The last 2 people that administered this server are no longer around.
I'm not exactly sure when the tape drive was installed.
But on June 2:
Installation Successful: Windows successfully installed the following update: Quantum Corporation - Storage - Quantum LTO 2 Tape Drive
the problem is, I cannot roll back the driver, because no previous driver exists.
I also downloaded the latest driver from Quantum, which is the same exact one.
If I disable the port with the tape drive, the error doesn't seem to appear.
Could this be caused if the SCSI isn't terminated?
This is an off-site server, but not currently doing any backups so it's not a hugely important issue, but something I would like to get cleared up.