This may not help the problem, but it might be a PTF.  When
Sometimes a forced change of category will
set things straight.


mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -C -V 026050 -s A6A0 -t FF00

where FF00 is OUT of the library (not within ADSM)
and FF10 is IN the library (not within ADSM)
and 012F is IN the library (checkin with ADSM)


I would set it to out (FF00), then check it back in.  You might
want to have a look at the barcode too make sure it is ok.

-Ben
Æbelø Kaj-Flemming wrote:
Æbelø Kaj-Flemming wrote:
> 
> Hi.
> Env:
> AIX 4.3.1.0
> ADSM 3.1.1.5
> 3494 with 3590 drives.
> 
> We have just upgraded the Library Manager microcode to the 'newes level'. I
> am not aware of which version/release.
> At the same time we upgraded the atldd driver code to 3.2.1.0.
> As we startet the adsm server again we got this msgs for 6 different tapes:
> 
>  ANR8455E Volume 026050 could not be located during audit
>   of library LIBMGR1.  Volume has been removed from the
>   library inventory.
> 
> A checkin libv for the tape fails.
> 
> With the mtlib command I can see the volume. But the device category is
> diffenrent than other tapes.
> Tapes with data has the device category of 012E and scratch tapes has 012C.
> (Tape that are not checked in has FF00)
> The failing tapes has A6A0
> 
> mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qE -V026050
> Expanded Volume Data:
>    volume status............00
>    volume attribute.........10
>    volser...................026050
>    device category..........A6A0
> 
> Can anybody explain what the device category of A6A0 means?
> 
> Kaj