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It's funny you should mention that- I've seen this too (although on a
different host adatper) with a DLT4000- and it does appear to be related to
getting near end of tape, but there's nothing programmatically to be done.

I have not figured out what is actually going on f/w wise- I have a very
downrev Sun OEM DLT4000. 

Are you in fixed block or in variable block mode?

-matt






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