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08-06-2003 06:43 AM
08-06-2003 06:43 AM
mc command and C7147C8 Ultrium LTO Autoldr 9/1.
For example, i execute the following command to move a tape from slot 2 to drive 1
mc -p /dev/rac/c3t0d0 -s S2 -d D1 ...... function perfectly!
now, the following output shows the new arrangement of the tapes,
mc -p /dev/rac/c3t0d0 -r DS
DT_slot_1 empty
ST_slot_1 empty
ST_slot_2 full
It should be in the drive, but the inventory shows that the tape is still in the slot 2.
The inventory data is correct, the problem is that is that when i run the inventory
command the robot brings the tape back to the slot 2.
What could be causing the problem?
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08-06-2003 05:17 PM
08-06-2003 05:17 PM
Re: mc command and C7147C8 Ultrium LTO Autoldr 9/1.
mc -p /dev/rac/c3t0d0 -sS2 -dD1
mc -p /dev/rac/c3t0d0 -rSD
Might as well change nothing, but worth the shot..
regards
Wouter
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08-06-2003 05:28 PM
08-06-2003 05:28 PM
Re: mc command and C7147C8 Ultrium LTO Autoldr 9/1.
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08-07-2003 05:39 AM
08-07-2003 05:39 AM
Re: mc command and C7147C8 Ultrium LTO Autoldr 9/1.
The command returns no error messages. It does the inventory correctly, the only problem is that when the command is issued, and there is a tape in the drive, instead of reporting that the drive is full, the library move the tape from the drive to the slot, and then gives the inventory with the drive as been free and slots full. Simplifying, the question is why the library do the move before giving the inventory and how to correct this?
Thanks a lot.
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08-07-2003 06:21 AM
08-07-2003 06:21 AM
Re: mc command and C7147C8 Ultrium LTO Autoldr 9/1.
Are you using the right device file? Is /dev/rac/c3t0d0 is the device file for the media changer? Check with this:
# ioscan -fn
Is the device file has been created by you or the system itself? Which driver is being used by that device - spt? stape, tape2?
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08-07-2003 07:33 AM
08-07-2003 07:33 AM