Thanks

I had hoped to get rid of my tldtest kludge-script.

Regards
Michael

On Mon, 7 Jun 2004 09:04:11 -0600 , Mark.Donaldson wrote
> The short answer is, no it doesn't wait.
> 
> If you've got multiple tapes to eject and the CAP is full, then you get
> errors on the ejection attempt.  Be sure to update the inventory 
> after a failure.  My experience is that NB thinks the tape is out 
> even though there was an error on ejection.
> 
> You have to code your way around a full CAP issue.
> 
> -M
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> Hello
> 
> My understanding of vmchange -e was that it waited until the cap was 
> emptied
> 
> before ejecting the next tape.
> 
> Setup a Overland robot with LTO-drives and one cap. This is what I 
> get in the log:
>  ################ Ejecting todays duplicate tapes ####################
> Could not eject TLD volume: Media access port already contains media 
> (221) make sure you remove E465L1 from slot 6 of robot number 0 
> Could not eject TLD volume: Requested tape in other or non-
> configured drive 
> (215 ) make sure you remove E469L1 from slot 10 of robot number 0
> 
> Any suggestions/idea's
> 
> Regards
> Michael
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