I ran an inventory from the GUI because I had put in some new unlabelled tapes. 
I expected that it would mount each of the unlabelled tapes and read the label 
but it also mounted each of the labelled/used tapes. 
   
  As i am using a barcode library it should not have done this. Should I have 
used the nsrjb -II from command line to perfrom a quick invnetory? Is this a 
new bug/feature?

Darren Dunham <ddunham AT TAOS DOT COM> wrote:
  > One of the few niceties in version 7.3.2 is the -II flag for nsrjb -
> this does a 'fast inventory' by just comparing the barcodes to what it
> has in the media index and only loading the (hopefully small number
> of) blank/unrecognized tapes to check if they have a tape label

I'm sorry. How does this differ from -I? Isn't that what normally
happens anyway? 

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