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The status of the output streams to disk and tape are continuously
updated on the dp0_menu window. On the bottom right of this window
(see figure 2) is a ``monitor'' button. By
pressing this button one gets a small monitor window for every tape
drive currently defined. Figure 8 shows such a monitor
window. It has the following information:
- top bar: device name and tape label
- top left: Average data rate to tape (here 0.49 Mby/sec)
- top left: % of the tape full (here 7.69%)
- EEOT: estimated time at which the tape will be full based
on the average speed to tape as shown above (here 17:24)
- top scrollbar: instantaous rate to tape (total length == 1 Mby/sec)
- bottom scrollbar: % of tape full (total length == Vol limit (here 4Mby))
- text field below bottom scrollbar: number of Mby on tape (here 277 Mby)
This number moves in parallel with the above scrollbar to the right as the
tape is being filled.
- text field in the bottom half of the window:
Some miscellanous information, like owner pid, trigger name,
number of records written, Volume limit of the media, dp0 state
and buffer state.
Figure 8:
Tape monitor window.
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