Jun 22, 2004 #1 260760 Technical User Jun 22, 2004 1 NL How is it possible that sometimes there is more bytes written to tape than there is diskcapacity?? For example i Have a disk of 260Gb and on tape is written 300Gb??
How is it possible that sometimes there is more bytes written to tape than there is diskcapacity?? For example i Have a disk of 260Gb and on tape is written 300Gb??
Jun 25, 2004 #2 comtec17 Vendor Jun 18, 2002 2,338 US This is due to compression. Sometimes files that are uncompressable will blowup in size instead of decreasing. Upvote 0 Downvote
This is due to compression. Sometimes files that are uncompressable will blowup in size instead of decreasing.
Jul 28, 2004 #3 xaqster Technical User Oct 10, 2003 20 GB Could be a block size issue. What sort of format are the files in? If they are all small flat files, they can take up more room than you think. --- "I'm just here to regulate funkyness" http://www.kerbside.net Upvote 0 Downvote
Could be a block size issue. What sort of format are the files in? If they are all small flat files, they can take up more room than you think. --- "I'm just here to regulate funkyness" http://www.kerbside.net