From: Tom Podnar <tom@microlite.com> Subject: Re: Tap Drive - cannot install References: <a6ksdc$9cc$1@horsefly.nf.net> Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 09:20:57 -0500 DWB wrote: > > I amd installing a SCSI Tape Drive Unit - a HP SureStore DAT 24i. > > When I makedev tape, the system shows that a tape drive is installed > already: > > 0 Generic SCSI - 1 / SCSI -2 > > I try to remove it and I get an error message that says > "There are currently no SCSI Tape Drives configured in the > /etc/conf/cf.d/mscsi file. Do you wish to continue? (y/n)" > >y > "The number of SCSI devices has not been changed." > > A listing shows the SCSI tape device is still there. > > I try to add a new SCSI tape drive anyway. > I fill in all the options. hostadaotoer prefix=alad, scsi adaptor=0, bus=0, > targetid=3, lun=0 > Update configuration > use default vendor classification string, SCSI version, response data format > select 1. Generic SCSI-1 /SCSI-2 tape drive > rm to remove boot string > > Then I go to the backup manager and try to run it, it comes back and tells > me that it is unable to get defaults for the tape drive. Backup manager > then quits. > > I try to remove both tape drives, but I am left with one always. > > Anybody have any suggestions on how I can remove this phatom tape drive? > > DWB
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Thu Apr 14 13:11:12 2005: anonymous
dear sir i am ravi
i am uses hp server there put in hp tap drive but problem is facing
i am schedule the time and date daily
but erore flowing cannot locate the specified media or backup device. This backup operation terminate
please tale me
thankyou
Thu Apr 14 13:13:10 2005: anonymous
Thu Apr 14 15:32:59 2005: anonymous
What operating system are you running, and is this a SCSI tape drive.
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