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06-17-2008 11:54 AM
06-17-2008 11:54 AM
A tape drive was attached to a server and then removed and then attached back. There is a device file for the tape drive, but still the server is not detecting it in ioscan -funC tape output.
Can any one give me a clue how to solve the problem
Can any one give me a clue how to solve the problem
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06-17-2008 12:01 PM
06-17-2008 12:01 PM
Solution
With tape device ON and all cables properly attached and terminated. execute ioscan, then ioscan -kfnC tape
If tape device still does not show, then there is a possible HW failure when it was removed, tape, cable, terminator, or HBA.
Double check to see if stape driver is still in kernel ( long shot ). kconfig/kmadmin -k|grep stape
If tape device still does not show, then there is a possible HW failure when it was removed, tape, cable, terminator, or HBA.
Double check to see if stape driver is still in kernel ( long shot ). kconfig/kmadmin -k|grep stape
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06-19-2008 12:57 AM
06-19-2008 12:57 AM
Re: Tape Drive
Is the server rebooted after removing the tape drive? You can try to install the device files using
insf -eC tape
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06-23-2008 08:32 AM
06-23-2008 08:32 AM
Re: Tape Drive
Reboot the server after fixing tape drive properly with the server.
After reboot, run the following commands
ioscan -fnC tape
And verify drive got detected and is in claimed state, also check device file is present.
If device file is not there, then run
insf -eC tape
ioscan -fnC tape
Thanks
After reboot, run the following commands
ioscan -fnC tape
And verify drive got detected and is in claimed state, also check device file is present.
If device file is not there, then run
insf -eC tape
ioscan -fnC tape
Thanks
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