Hi
It seems that you are using a scsi driver but instead you have a SAS Lto.
I think you have to dig in IBMtape documentation, to find how to configure
correctly the System.
or :
try to recreate the device links with :
/usr/sbin/devfsadm -i IBMtape
or try to unload the IBMtape and use the generic st driver.
something like that:
/opt/IBMtape/tmd -s
rem_drv IBMtape
add_drv -v st
I think you have to recreate the device links with
/usr/sbin/devfsadm -i st
Paolo
On 03/ 6/12 03:54 PM, Lauri-Alo Adamson wrote:
Paolo Marcheschi<paolo.marcheschi<at> ftgm.it> writes:
But is the system able to see the device ?
see that with the following command from root :
prtconf -v
Paolo
On 03/ 6/12 06:45 AM, Lauri-Alo Adamson wrote:
paolo marcheschi<paolo.marcheschi<at> ftgm.it> writes:
Hi I'm interested in your experiment, but unfortunately I do not have a
LTO5 connected to an openindiana host.
However it seems that the library is not recognized by the driver, have
you tried to probe the correct devices ?
search for a file that is on /usr/kernel/drv/IBMtape.conf.
from the solaris read me
ftp://ftp.cac.psu.edu/mirror/devdrvr/Solaris/IBMtape.README :
"
6) Add the entries up to target 255 in IBMtape.conf
The new IBMtape.conf will help IBMtape driver to probe those devices
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