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> The output from the command: "for i in $(ls /dev/tape/by-id/*); do udevadm
> info --name $i |tee; done"
> The output from the command: "ls -lah /dev/tape/by-id/*"
I've tried on my backup server, and correctly list my old internal LTO
tape, but t
On 2/13/24 11:35, Heitor Faria wrote:
Hello Bill,
I will explain the reasons for that research.
RHEL 9 introduced new udev rules for tape devices creation (ID_SCSI_SERIAL):
Hello Heitor!
And what if there are two or more Libraries attached to the system? 😉
How do you know which drive(s) are
Hello Bill,
I will explain the reasons for that research.
RHEL 9 introduced new udev rules for tape devices creation (ID_SCSI_SERIAL):
[root@ebacula rules.d]# grep -rnw tape /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/
/usr/lib/udev/rules.d/50-udev-default.rules:81:SUBSYSTEM=="scsi_generic|scsi_tape",
SUBSYSTEMS=="s
On 2/13/24 11:11, Heitor Faria wrote:
Hello All,
I'm doing a research on more automated ways of determining the Tape Library
Drives' order identification from Linux standpoint.
If you have a physical tape, would you please send me in private the following?
1. The output of the command: "for
Hello All,
I'm doing a research on more automated ways of determining the Tape Library
Drives' order identification from Linux standpoint.
If you have a physical tape, would you please send me in private the following?
The output of the command: "for i in $(ls /dev/tape/by-id/*); do udevadm inf
