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Hello,

I've added a tape drive to my server and the drive only seems to work at
2MBps.  The drive should be doing about 24MBps. The tape is a DELL 110T LTO2
which runs at about 86Gb/hr. 

I am trying to diagnose where my problems could lie, and was wondering how I
could see if there are any errors in the communication between the tape and
the scsi card (320Mbps). I'm quite confident the speed issue is related to
the tape drive or the scsi chain.

Your suggestions welcomed.

JB