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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