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BRU PE does not recognize any of our tapes after an upgrade to Yosemite
Last week I did an upgrade to OS 10.10 Yosemite on the host that handles our backups and today I wanted to restore a backup.
When I wanted to access the tape-drive it was not recognized. I realized that it could be that I needed a new ‘driver’ for our SAS-PCIE controller. So I did an upgrade to it’s latest version. After this the tape drive is seen in BRU PE.
The entered LTO-tape is recognized as the right archive but when I try to restore BRU PE tells me that the tape is not a BRU PE Archive and it ejects the tape. When I try to verify the tape (Verify currently loaded tape) it shows the right volume information but when I hit verify the tape rewinds and then I get a message:
Non-BRU Tape
The tape in the drive is not a BRU tape. BRU PE cannot verify non-BRU tapes.When I hit OK – the only button on the message there is a new error window popping up with just the BRU logo and an OK-button – No text. When I hit the OK-button the window disappeares and leaves a stalled BRU-PE. From this point on I can’t do anything than force quitting the application using the finder force quit.
I tried this procedure with 3 different tapes to make sure that I was not having a single defected drive. The issue remained the same.
System specs:
- OS 10.10.5
- Mac Pro MID 2010
- 2x 2,66 GHz 6 Core
- 22 GB RAM
- Highpoint RocketRAID 2711 RAID Controller for Mac – Latest driver: v 4.4.4
- Tandberg LTO6 HH SAS
- BRU PE version 3.1.5 – BRU Version 18.1.0
Has anyone an idea how I can solve this? I can’t find anything about possible compatibility issues with OS 10.10 and the Tandberg drive although there TDTool for mac won’t open on my system. I’m thus not sure that I don’t have to upgrade it’s firmware and the actual process of doing that.
Thank you in advance for your insights!
Pedro