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I have 6 3590-E1As in a 3494, on B11 that just converted to E11, Another B11 to
convert when our BP straightens out the paperwork.
You did not mention what type of media you are using (J or K cartridges). You
should not see a difference between IBM and Imation for K tapes. Why? Because
Imation makes IBM's tapes.  Although it may not be related to your situation,
the K tapes do not tolerate rough handling. If they are transported, they must
be in good containers, like a Turtle Case. IBM recommend plaing the Turtle Case
in an overpack container, also available from the makers of the Turtle case.

With J tapes, you can kick them around the datacenter, and they still work. Drop
a K tape from 3 feet, and it may be ruined.

Bob

"Harry D. Angkasa" wrote:

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> I just upgrade the 3590 tape/cartridge drive from model B11 to model E11 to
> accelerate our daily backup, but now we encounter a problem with some tape
> media.  Some of non-IBM (imation, graham, etc.) always "locating" (message
> displayed on the panel) when it mounted or during backup, even though a
> media (re)-initialized already.
>
> The system running on V5R1.
>
> Does anyone have the same experience with me? would you like to share? do we
> need a ptf? Thanks in advance
>
> best regards,
> Harry D. Angkasa
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