That's what I was fearing... :-)

I was kidding... I finally discovered what was happening...

The devclass was created with format dds4c but the driver format doesn't
have this write or read format. I don't know how to include another drive
format or even if it is possible, so I changed the devclass to format
dds3c and the migration worked fine.

I don't know how TSM could realize which formats are available for the
drive .
I would like to express a special grateful to Mark Stapleton, Mahesh
Prasad, Jason Cain, Daniel Sparrman, Richard Sims, Victoria Ortepio and
Bill Boyer who helped me to understand what was wrong

Thanks!!!

> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU] On Behalf 
> Of
> creimer AT impactow.com DOT br
>>Can I consider this a normal behavior for a manual libtype? Or should I
> do
>>something more to put the volume in the library "online" inventory or
>>change the volume mode to "online"?
>
> When you have a standalone tape drive, TSM will does not treat it as a
> tape library. There are no library volumes, and therefore you do not
> have "online" and "offline" inventory.
>
> You really need to sit down and read the TSM administrators' guide and
> spend some time getting to understand how TSM interacts with tape
> libraries.
>
> --
> Mark Stapleton
>


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