HP LTO Ultrium User Manual

DescriptionCode
Drive control has set drDriveStatus to DR_FW_UPGRADE.
2D09h
Immediate LOAD/UNLOAD in progress.2D0Ah
Reported when an Immediate command is executing and a subsequent command is received.2D0Bh
I_T nexus loss occurred.2D0Ch
The maximum number of surrogate logical units have been defined.2D0Dh
The supplied surrogate inquiry page is incorrect.2D0Eh
The surrogate logical unit inquiry area is full.2D0Fh
The surrogate logical unit inquiry area has been corrupted.2D10h
The operation has been denied as the SCSI port is currently enabled.2D11h
ACI has attempted a surrogate SCSI status operation without first setting up any sense data.2D12h
This is no nexus live for this surrogate logical unit.2D13h
An invalid SCSI status value has been supplied.2D14h
Can not process this command, for some reason send it to lib.2D15h
The hiConfigureSurrogateLunOp has resulted in a LUN being deleted.
2D16h
Unsupported Sub pagecode2D17h
First burst.2D18h
ACK NAK timeout.2D19h
NAK received.2D1Ah
Initiator response timeout.2D1Bh
Data offset error.2D1Ch
Information Unit too short.2D1Dh
Too much write data.2D1Eh
Chan1 detected a CRC error and a subsequent check of the buffer found the CRC good.2D1Fh
Chan1 detected a CRC error and a subsequent check of the buffer found the CRC bad.2D20h
Test function in progress.2D21h
Invalid configuration action.2D22h
Firmware defect; caller specified an invalid Relative Target Port.2D23h
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HP LTO Ultrium Specifications

General

Category	Tape Drive
Capacity (Compressed)	Up to 30 TB (LTO-8), Up to 45 TB (LTO-9)
Transfer Rate (Compressed)	Up to 900 MB/s (LTO-8), Up to 1000 MB/s (LTO-9)
Interface	SAS, Fibre Channel
Technology	Linear Tape-Open (LTO)
WORM Support	Yes
Encryption Support	Yes (AES 256-bit)
Partitioning Support	Yes
Capacity (Native)	Up to 12 TB (LTO-8), Up to 18 TB (LTO-9)
Transfer Rate (Native)	Up to 360 MB/s (LTO-8), Up to 400 MB/s (LTO-9)
Backward Read Compatibility	Yes (LTO-8 reads LTO-7, LTO-6; LTO-9 reads LTO-8, LTO-7)
Backward Write Compatibility	Yes (LTO-8 writes to LTO-7; LTO-9 writes to LTO-8)