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1.212: How do I speed up backups to DLT tapes?
DLT tapes need high data rates to stay in streaming mode. To achieve higher data rates, use a variable length block size by setting the fixed length block size to zero. Also use a buffer size of about 64KB for backup (128 blocks for tar).
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