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08-22-2001 03:53 AM
08-22-2001 03:53 AM
			
				
					
					
						Hi,
Can any body help me with this?
I need to do it using command line utility.
Like moving the arm/tape to another slot
using a command inside a script.
thanks in advance.
bern
	
			
				
		
			
			
			
			
			
			
		
		
		
	
	
	
Can any body help me with this?
I need to do it using command line utility.
Like moving the arm/tape to another slot
using a command inside a script.
thanks in advance.
bern
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08-22-2001 04:23 AM
08-22-2001 04:23 AM
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						Hi Bernard,
You can do this with the mc command, for example:
After you have chosen which device you want to use, then issue the following
mc -p [dev file of robot arm] -s I1 -d D1
The argument -p is the path to the device driver for the robot.
The -s is the source.
The argument to -s (I1) is the cartridge access point
The -d is the destination
The argument to the -d (D1) is the drive index.
So this example will move the cartridge from the access point into the drive at index 1.
Confirm that the cartridge is in the drive.
mc -p [ dev file] -rD
This will scan the drives, and you should see that one of them is "FULL".
After the backup, unload the dlt back to the cartridge access point
mc -p /dev/scsi/robot -s D1 (if you used index 1) -d I1
See the man page for more info.
					
				
			
			
				
		
		
	
	
	
You can do this with the mc command, for example:
After you have chosen which device you want to use, then issue the following
mc -p [dev file of robot arm] -s I1 -d D1
The argument -p is the path to the device driver for the robot.
The -s is the source.
The argument to -s (I1) is the cartridge access point
The -d is the destination
The argument to the -d (D1) is the drive index.
So this example will move the cartridge from the access point into the drive at index 1.
Confirm that the cartridge is in the drive.
mc -p [ dev file] -rD
This will scan the drives, and you should see that one of them is "FULL".
After the backup, unload the dlt back to the cartridge access point
mc -p /dev/scsi/robot -s D1 (if you used index 1) -d I1
See the man page for more info.
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