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Re: devices
ll the devices in the /dev directory.
Try the GUI hardware browser.
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Re: devices
dmesg | grep -i tape
If it is a SCSI tape most probably
/dev/(n)st0 is a good start.
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Re: devices
/proc/scsi
/proc/driver
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/proc/devices
If kernel modules are load (eg
#modprobe st
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Re: devices
is invoked using the hwbrowser command. This does show the devices too.
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Re: devices
can you please elaborate a bit more on what information exactly you expect the "yn", "ny" to give you? I am sure it can be found in Linux if you tell us what you look for :-)
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Re: devices
there is an nst0 devicename for 'norewind'.
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Re: devices
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Solutionthe *ost* devices are special cases for tapes made by OnStream (QIC etc.)
The rest:
/dev/[n]stnx n=no rewind st
/dev/nst0m none default density
l=low density
m=medium density
a=autoselect density
It seems the exact way these modes are mapped can be influeende via /etc/stinit.def (man stinit for further information).
Greetings, Martin