Hello again,

mminfo -a -r "volume,volflags,state,capacity,written,%used,olabel,
labeled" | find /i "LNR101"
LNR101         r    E        160 GB 158 GB full 12/18/2003 12/8/2007

If we change this flag from command line, the flag is gone:

nsrmm -o notreadonly LNR101
Mark sdlt320 tape LNR101 as not readonly? YES

mminfo -a -r "volume,volflags,state,capacity,written,%used,olabel,
labeled" | find /i "LNR101"
LNR101                       160 GB 158 GB full 12/18/2003 12/8/2007

Why this happens?

Manel Rodero wrote:

Hello

Our Networker Server (7.4.1 under Windows 2003 R2) has starting writing message "waiting for writable volumes" for one pool when it have 10 or more volumes availables.

All these available volumes are marked as "mode = recyclable" and "expiration = disabled". We have used "Change Mode" and "Recycle" options in the Networker Administrator for set the tapes as "recyclable" and "auto" without success.

All these tapes are assigned to the right pool.

What are possibly reasons for this behaviour?

Thank you!

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o o o  Manel Rodero                   | LCFIB - UPC
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