Re: Tapes being set to Unavailable (was Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency)

2003-10-16 Thread John Monahan
Ask your CE about them.  There are some new drive clips they can install in
the drives.  Helps with dismount problems, especially tapes getting stuck.

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Yep.. they are at a very recent, if not the most recent code level, along
with the library's code level.  No more than 2 months old there... but
then, that could be the problem.. perhaps that code level is bad.. I will
have my CE get me the latest numbers and check that, but I suspect (hope)
that isn't the issue.




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IBM.. and it is happening with frequency on tapes that are new, as well as

tapes we have had since day one.  I cleaned the drives manually (using the

panel on the 3584), but we are still getting a few unavailables each
night.

I did some research on the tapes that went unavailable over the last 30
days, and all of the ones I checked had another error nearby.. indicating
that the dismount of that volume failed, and it may still be in the
drive... yet, they never are, they seem to be dismounted successfully.
I am still trying to figure this out... if anyone has a suggestion.
Thanks


Re: Tapes being set to Unavailable (was Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency)

2003-10-16 Thread Todd Lundstedt
Clips?? Please explain.




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Yep.. they are at a very recent, if not the most recent code level, along
with the library's code level.  No more than 2 months old there... but
then, that could be the problem.. perhaps that code level is bad.. I will
have my CE get me the latest numbers and check that, but I suspect (hope)
that isn't the issue.




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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/16/03 02:43PM >>>
IBM.. and it is happening with frequency on tapes that are new, as well as

tapes we have had since day one.  I cleaned the drives manually (using the

panel on the 3584), but we are still getting a few unavailables each
night.

I did some research on the tapes that went unavailable over the last 30
days, and all of the ones I checked had another error nearby.. indicating
that the dismount of that volume failed, and it may still be in the
drive... yet, they never are, they seem to be dismounted successfully.
I am still trying to figure this out... if anyone has a suggestion.
Thanks


Re: Tapes being set to Unavailable (was Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency)

2003-10-16 Thread John Monahan
Has your CE installed the new drive clips?  That helps with the dismount
problems.

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Cell: 952-221-6938
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Yep.. they are at a very recent, if not the most recent code level, along
with the library's code level.  No more than 2 months old there... but
then, that could be the problem.. perhaps that code level is bad.. I will
have my CE get me the latest numbers and check that, but I suspect (hope)
that isn't the issue.




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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/16/03 02:43PM >>>
IBM.. and it is happening with frequency on tapes that are new, as well as

tapes we have had since day one.  I cleaned the drives manually (using the

panel on the 3584), but we are still getting a few unavailables each
night.

I did some research on the tapes that went unavailable over the last 30
days, and all of the ones I checked had another error nearby.. indicating
that the dismount of that volume failed, and it may still be in the
drive... yet, they never are, they seem to be dismounted successfully.
I am still trying to figure this out... if anyone has a suggestion.
Thanks


Re: Tapes being set to Unavailable (was Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency)

2003-10-16 Thread Todd Lundstedt
Yep.. they are at a very recent, if not the most recent code level, along 
with the library's code level.  No more than 2 months old there... but 
then, that could be the problem.. perhaps that code level is bad.. I will 
have my CE get me the latest numbers and check that, but I suspect (hope) 
that isn't the issue.




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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/16/03 02:43PM >>>
IBM.. and it is happening with frequency on tapes that are new, as well as 

tapes we have had since day one.  I cleaned the drives manually (using the 

panel on the 3584), but we are still getting a few unavailables each 
night.

I did some research on the tapes that went unavailable over the last 30 
days, and all of the ones I checked had another error nearby.. indicating 
that the dismount of that volume failed, and it may still be in the 
drive... yet, they never are, they seem to be dismounted successfully.
I am still trying to figure this out... if anyone has a suggestion.
Thanks







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Todd, what kind of tapes do you use (Imation, 3M, IBM, Fuji ? 

We had much much more r/o tapes with Imation than with IBM ones !

rené

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Subject: 3584 Cleaning Frequency


What is the normal clean frequency for LTO-1 drives in a 3584?  I have the
drives defined to TSM with a cleaning frequency of "none", and the 3584
library set to Automatic cleaning, per recommendations.  Yet, when I use
the front panel of the 3584 to look at the cleaning cartridges, one has
never been used, and the other has only been used 4 times.  We have had
this library for nearly 2 years now.  I started looking at this because of
the number of tapes that are marked read-only or unavailable per night
(anywhere from one to 7 so far, usually 2 or 3 per night).  The eight
drives show as follows:

Drive1
Library Loads:  10391
Library Unloads:10381

Drive Loads:867 (drive1 has been reset recently)
MB Written: 2903279
MB Read:1923642
Cleans: 0
--
Drive2
Library Loads:  10023
Library Unloads:10015

Drive Loads:6535
MB Written: 49313622
MB Read:26764547
Cleans: 0
--
Drive3
Library Loads:  10239
Library Unloads:10234

Drive Loads:1598
MB Written:   10083308
MB Read:5886656
Cleans: 0
--
Drive4
Library Loads:  6877
Library Unloads:6873

Drive Loads:6461
MB Written: 44438571
MB Read:25808491
Cleans: 0
--
Drive5
Library Loads:  6528
Library Unloads:6527

Drive Loads:6705
MB Written: 47722355
MB Read:28614867
Cleans: 0
--
Drive6
Library Loads:  1933
Library Unloads:1932

Drive Loads:2144
MB Written: 11874084
MB Read:6888474
Cleans: 0
--
Drive7
Library Loads:  2051
Library Unloads:2050

Drive Loads:2823
MB Written: 27765506
MB Read:7691746
Cleans: 0
--
Drive8
Library Loads:  2102
Library Unloads:2101

Drive Loads:2265
MB Written: 12299072
MB Read:8002016
Cleans: 0

These tape drives have transferred thousands of terabytes of data (what's
that.. exabyte?), apparently without cleanings.  What can I check to find
out why, other than what I mentioned above (Lib set to AUTO, and drives
set in TSM to none).
Thanks in advance
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Tapes being set to Unavailable (was Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency)

2003-10-16 Thread David Longo
Have you had the firmware on the drives brought uptodate?



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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/16/03 02:43PM >>>
IBM.. and it is happening with frequency on tapes that are new, as well as 
tapes we have had since day one.  I cleaned the drives manually (using the 
panel on the 3584), but we are still getting a few unavailables each 
night.

I did some research on the tapes that went unavailable over the last 30 
days, and all of the ones I checked had another error nearby.. indicating 
that the dismount of that volume failed, and it may still be in the 
drive... yet, they never are, they seem to be dismounted successfully.
I am still trying to figure this out... if anyone has a suggestion.
Thanks







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Todd, what kind of tapes do you use (Imation, 3M, IBM, Fuji ? 

We had much much more r/o tapes with Imation than with IBM ones !

rené

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From: Todd Lundstedt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday,13. October 2003 18:36
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Subject: 3584 Cleaning Frequency


What is the normal clean frequency for LTO-1 drives in a 3584?  I have the
drives defined to TSM with a cleaning frequency of "none", and the 3584
library set to Automatic cleaning, per recommendations.  Yet, when I use
the front panel of the 3584 to look at the cleaning cartridges, one has
never been used, and the other has only been used 4 times.  We have had
this library for nearly 2 years now.  I started looking at this because of
the number of tapes that are marked read-only or unavailable per night
(anywhere from one to 7 so far, usually 2 or 3 per night).  The eight
drives show as follows:

Drive1
Library Loads:  10391
Library Unloads:10381

Drive Loads:867 (drive1 has been reset recently)
MB Written: 2903279
MB Read:1923642
Cleans: 0
--
Drive2
Library Loads:  10023
Library Unloads:10015

Drive Loads:6535
MB Written: 49313622
MB Read:26764547
Cleans: 0
--
Drive3
Library Loads:  10239
Library Unloads:10234

Drive Loads:1598
MB Written:   10083308
MB Read:5886656
Cleans: 0
--
Drive4
Library Loads:  6877
Library Unloads:6873

Drive Loads:6461
MB Written: 44438571
MB Read:25808491
Cleans: 0
--
Drive5
Library Loads:  6528
Library Unloads:6527

Drive Loads:6705
MB Written: 47722355
MB Read:28614867
Cleans: 0
--
Drive6
Library Loads:  1933
Library Unloads:1932

Drive Loads:2144
MB Written: 11874084
MB Read:6888474
Cleans: 0
--
Drive7
Library Loads:  2051
Library Unloads:2050

Drive Loads:2823
MB Written: 27765506
MB Read:7691746
Cleans: 0
--
Drive8
Library Loads:  2102
Library Unloads:2101

Drive Loads:2265
MB Written: 12299072
MB Read:8002016
Cleans: 0

These tape drives have transferred thousands of terabytes of data (what's
that.. exabyte?), apparently without cleanings.  What can I check to find
out why, other than what I mentioned above (Lib set to AUTO, and drives
set in TSM to none).
Thanks in advance
Todd

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Tapes being set to Unavailable (was Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency)

2003-10-16 Thread Todd Lundstedt
IBM.. and it is happening with frequency on tapes that are new, as well as 
tapes we have had since day one.  I cleaned the drives manually (using the 
panel on the 3584), but we are still getting a few unavailables each 
night.

I did some research on the tapes that went unavailable over the last 30 
days, and all of the ones I checked had another error nearby.. indicating 
that the dismount of that volume failed, and it may still be in the 
drive... yet, they never are, they seem to be dismounted successfully.
I am still trying to figure this out... if anyone has a suggestion.
Thanks







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Todd, what kind of tapes do you use (Imation, 3M, IBM, Fuji ? 

We had much much more r/o tapes with Imation than with IBM ones !

rené

-Original Message-
From: Todd Lundstedt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,13. October 2003 18:36
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3584 Cleaning Frequency


What is the normal clean frequency for LTO-1 drives in a 3584?  I have the
drives defined to TSM with a cleaning frequency of "none", and the 3584
library set to Automatic cleaning, per recommendations.  Yet, when I use
the front panel of the 3584 to look at the cleaning cartridges, one has
never been used, and the other has only been used 4 times.  We have had
this library for nearly 2 years now.  I started looking at this because of
the number of tapes that are marked read-only or unavailable per night
(anywhere from one to 7 so far, usually 2 or 3 per night).  The eight
drives show as follows:

Drive1
Library Loads:  10391
Library Unloads:10381

Drive Loads:867 (drive1 has been reset recently)
MB Written: 2903279
MB Read:1923642
Cleans: 0
--
Drive2
Library Loads:  10023
Library Unloads:10015

Drive Loads:6535
MB Written: 49313622
MB Read:26764547
Cleans: 0
--
Drive3
Library Loads:  10239
Library Unloads:10234

Drive Loads:1598
MB Written:   10083308
MB Read:5886656
Cleans: 0
--
Drive4
Library Loads:  6877
Library Unloads:6873

Drive Loads:6461
MB Written: 44438571
MB Read:25808491
Cleans: 0
--
Drive5
Library Loads:  6528
Library Unloads:6527

Drive Loads:6705
MB Written: 47722355
MB Read:28614867
Cleans: 0
--
Drive6
Library Loads:  1933
Library Unloads:1932

Drive Loads:2144
MB Written: 11874084
MB Read:6888474
Cleans: 0
--
Drive7
Library Loads:  2051
Library Unloads:2050

Drive Loads:2823
MB Written: 27765506
MB Read:7691746
Cleans: 0
--
Drive8
Library Loads:  2102
Library Unloads:2101

Drive Loads:2265
MB Written: 12299072
MB Read:8002016
Cleans: 0

These tape drives have transferred thousands of terabytes of data (what's
that.. exabyte?), apparently without cleanings.  What can I check to find
out why, other than what I mentioned above (Lib set to AUTO, and drives
set in TSM to none).
Thanks in advance
Todd


Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency

2003-10-16 Thread Lambelet,Rene,VEVEY,GL-CSC
Todd, what kind of tapes do you use (Imation, 3M, IBM, Fuji ? 

We had much much more r/o tapes with Imation than with IBM ones !

rené

-Original Message-
From: Todd Lundstedt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,13. October 2003 18:36
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3584 Cleaning Frequency


What is the normal clean frequency for LTO-1 drives in a 3584?  I have the
drives defined to TSM with a cleaning frequency of "none", and the 3584
library set to Automatic cleaning, per recommendations.  Yet, when I use
the front panel of the 3584 to look at the cleaning cartridges, one has
never been used, and the other has only been used 4 times.  We have had
this library for nearly 2 years now.  I started looking at this because of
the number of tapes that are marked read-only or unavailable per night
(anywhere from one to 7 so far, usually 2 or 3 per night).  The eight
drives show as follows:

Drive1
Library Loads:  10391
Library Unloads:10381

Drive Loads:867 (drive1 has been reset recently)
MB Written: 2903279
MB Read:1923642
Cleans: 0
--
Drive2
Library Loads:  10023
Library Unloads:10015

Drive Loads:6535
MB Written: 49313622
MB Read:26764547
Cleans: 0
--
Drive3
Library Loads:  10239
Library Unloads:10234

Drive Loads:1598
MB Written:   10083308
MB Read:5886656
Cleans: 0
--
Drive4
Library Loads:  6877
Library Unloads:6873

Drive Loads:6461
MB Written: 44438571
MB Read:25808491
Cleans: 0
--
Drive5
Library Loads:  6528
Library Unloads:6527

Drive Loads:6705
MB Written: 47722355
MB Read:28614867
Cleans: 0
--
Drive6
Library Loads:  1933
Library Unloads:1932

Drive Loads:2144
MB Written: 11874084
MB Read:6888474
Cleans: 0
--
Drive7
Library Loads:  2051
Library Unloads:2050

Drive Loads:2823
MB Written: 27765506
MB Read:7691746
Cleans: 0
--
Drive8
Library Loads:  2102
Library Unloads:2101

Drive Loads:2265
MB Written: 12299072
MB Read:8002016
Cleans: 0

These tape drives have transferred thousands of terabytes of data (what's
that.. exabyte?), apparently without cleanings.  What can I check to find
out why, other than what I mentioned above (Lib set to AUTO, and drives
set in TSM to none).
Thanks in advance
Todd


Re: 3584 Cleaning Frequency

2003-10-13 Thread David Longo
Has been discussed at times here.  Apparently the bottom line is that
LTO drives don't need cleaning tapes very often.  I have 3584 with
8 drives for 18 months, backing up 700GB per day and making offsite
copies each day.  Cleaning tape hasn't been used once!
Using IBM tapes.



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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/13/03 12:35PM >>>
What is the normal clean frequency for LTO-1 drives in a 3584?  I have the
drives defined to TSM with a cleaning frequency of "none", and the 3584
library set to Automatic cleaning, per recommendations.  Yet, when I use
the front panel of the 3584 to look at the cleaning cartridges, one has
never been used, and the other has only been used 4 times.  We have had
this library for nearly 2 years now.  I started looking at this because of
the number of tapes that are marked read-only or unavailable per night
(anywhere from one to 7 so far, usually 2 or 3 per night).  The eight
drives show as follows:

Drive1
Library Loads:  10391
Library Unloads:10381

Drive Loads:867 (drive1 has been reset recently)
MB Written: 2903279
MB Read:1923642
Cleans: 0
--
Drive2
Library Loads:  10023
Library Unloads:10015

Drive Loads:6535
MB Written: 49313622
MB Read:26764547
Cleans: 0
--
Drive3
Library Loads:  10239
Library Unloads:10234

Drive Loads:1598
MB Written:   10083308
MB Read:5886656
Cleans: 0
--
Drive4
Library Loads:  6877
Library Unloads:6873

Drive Loads:6461
MB Written: 44438571
MB Read:25808491
Cleans: 0
--
Drive5
Library Loads:  6528
Library Unloads:6527

Drive Loads:6705
MB Written: 47722355
MB Read:28614867
Cleans: 0
--
Drive6
Library Loads:  1933
Library Unloads:1932

Drive Loads:2144
MB Written: 11874084
MB Read:6888474
Cleans: 0
--
Drive7
Library Loads:  2051
Library Unloads:2050

Drive Loads:2823
MB Written: 27765506
MB Read:7691746
Cleans: 0
--
Drive8
Library Loads:  2102
Library Unloads:2101

Drive Loads:2265
MB Written: 12299072
MB Read:8002016
Cleans: 0

These tape drives have transferred thousands of terabytes of data (what's
that.. exabyte?), apparently without cleanings.  What can I check to find
out why, other than what I mentioned above (Lib set to AUTO, and drives
set in TSM to none).
Thanks in advance
Todd

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3584 Cleaning Frequency

2003-10-13 Thread Todd Lundstedt
What is the normal clean frequency for LTO-1 drives in a 3584?  I have the
drives defined to TSM with a cleaning frequency of "none", and the 3584
library set to Automatic cleaning, per recommendations.  Yet, when I use
the front panel of the 3584 to look at the cleaning cartridges, one has
never been used, and the other has only been used 4 times.  We have had
this library for nearly 2 years now.  I started looking at this because of
the number of tapes that are marked read-only or unavailable per night
(anywhere from one to 7 so far, usually 2 or 3 per night).  The eight
drives show as follows:

Drive1
Library Loads:  10391
Library Unloads:10381

Drive Loads:867 (drive1 has been reset recently)
MB Written: 2903279
MB Read:1923642
Cleans: 0
--
Drive2
Library Loads:  10023
Library Unloads:10015

Drive Loads:6535
MB Written: 49313622
MB Read:26764547
Cleans: 0
--
Drive3
Library Loads:  10239
Library Unloads:10234

Drive Loads:1598
MB Written:   10083308
MB Read:5886656
Cleans: 0
--
Drive4
Library Loads:  6877
Library Unloads:6873

Drive Loads:6461
MB Written: 44438571
MB Read:25808491
Cleans: 0
--
Drive5
Library Loads:  6528
Library Unloads:6527

Drive Loads:6705
MB Written: 47722355
MB Read:28614867
Cleans: 0
--
Drive6
Library Loads:  1933
Library Unloads:1932

Drive Loads:2144
MB Written: 11874084
MB Read:6888474
Cleans: 0
--
Drive7
Library Loads:  2051
Library Unloads:2050

Drive Loads:2823
MB Written: 27765506
MB Read:7691746
Cleans: 0
--
Drive8
Library Loads:  2102
Library Unloads:2101

Drive Loads:2265
MB Written: 12299072
MB Read:8002016
Cleans: 0

These tape drives have transferred thousands of terabytes of data (what's
that.. exabyte?), apparently without cleanings.  What can I check to find
out why, other than what I mentioned above (Lib set to AUTO, and drives
set in TSM to none).
Thanks in advance
Todd