Just got it -- not sure will work w/o driver under XP. Anyone knows?
Thanks.
M.




Support Information:
Device Type: Tape Backup
Manufacturer: Archive
Model: 4520NT
Interface: SCSI
Operating System: Windows XP Professional
Age of Device: < 2 years old
FCCID:

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: Just got it -- not sure will work w/o driver under XP. Anyone knows?
: Thanks.
: M.
:

A scsi based tape backup device requires 2 things:
1: A scsi driver to enable the system to see the scsi device, eg: when the scsi card driver is installed and working (it will appear in Device Manager) and...
2: Tape backup software that includes support for the particular backup drive used.
And they must be installed in that order... scsi card drive first, then backup software.
The most common tape backup programs are "Stomp Backup My PC", Veritas software (both desktop and server versions), Cheyenne Software Arcserv.... (to name a few) and may include Colorado Backup II from HP for some drives.
Seagate web links for Tape Support (http://www.certance.com/support/drivers/)


Supported tape units by by Seagate (Vertas) (http://support.veritas.com/dsl/lists/devicedt_ddProduct_BEDSK98.htm)





Support Information:
: Device Type:
Tape Backup
: Manufacturer:
Archive
: Model:
4520NT
: Interface:
SCSI
: Operating System:
Windows XP Professional
: Age of Device:
< 2 years old
: FCCID: