I don't use IBMtape driver since you don't need to use it with DLT. I can see 
all the devices on probe-scsi.
did you follow the instruction of the 'Installation Quick Start' ? specially 
the editing of mt.conf,st.conf and running the
add_drv command for the tape and the library ? The add-drv command will add the 
drivers for the mt (drives) and lb (library)
according to the entries in the mt.conf and lb.conf

Good Luck

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Malkit Hayun , UDI
Storage Products Manager
IBM Certified Specialist-ADSM
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Ramesh Razdan wrote:

> What is IBMtape driver version that u are using . Also note down whether u 
> are able to probe the devices through probe-scsi
>
> thx
> razdan
>
> >>> malkit <malkit AT UDI.CO DOT IL> 05/07/99 05:52PM >>>
> JohnMa
>
> Do you see the drives when you run 'probe scsi ' ? Try to reboot your system
> with -r.
> If it doesn't help, make sure your mt.conf file is correct .Check if your
> lb.conf work well.
> Also - check the st.conf file under the kernel directory, to avoid conflicts.
>
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> Regards
>
> Malkit Hayun , UDI
> Storage Products Manager
> IBM Certified Specialist-ADSM
> Office: 972-3-9233440
> Fax:    972-3-9233441
> Mobile: 972-52-834575
> Email: malkit AT udi.co DOT il
>
> johnma wrote:
>
> > > New adsm version 3.1.2.1 installation on Sun Solaris 2.6 and 2 DLT7000.
> >
> > I am having trouble having adsm accessing tape drives. According to the
> > installation precedure, I have to add device call /dev/rmt/*mt  inoder to
> > have adsm to read the tape drive. I am having trouble configurating the *mt
> > drive.
> > Any suggestions.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > JohnMa.