> I did what you said and still no joy. What should I putting as the media type 
> and device type in bacula-sd.conf? currently my bacula-sd.conf looks like 
> this: -

That does not make any difference. This is only a name. You can call
it anything.

> Device {
>  Name = Ultrium-TD3
>  DriveIndex = 0
>  MediaType = LTO3
>  ArchiveDevice = /dev/st0 (I have tried nst0, but still no joy)
>  AutomaticMount = yes;
>  AlwaysOpen = yes;
>  RandomAccess = no;
>  RemovableMedia = yes;
>  DeviceType = LTO3
> }
>

Can you post the exact error message. And possibly the bacula-sd and
bacula-dir logs.

John

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