Hi Martin,

               Now, I have 7336 Tape library configured on the ADSM machine. I
want to replace this one with 3570.
I replace 3570 with 7336. I installed Atape 3.1.1.0. After I reboot system, I
can not see /dev/rmt2.smc. I saw only /dev/rmt2 and /dev/rmt3 (rmt0, rmt1 is
defined to my 8mm (internal tape) and 4mm (7336 drive). I think this
might because level of Atape? Which level do you apply. One more, my AIX is
4.2.0 and ADSM is V2.1 level 12.

Best Regards,
Somchai Tachapornroong
IBM Thailand, IGS, Strategic Outsourcing Services
E-mail somchait AT th.ibm DOT com, Tie line 166 (273-4859), Fax 273-0557





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Somchai Tachapornroong (somchait AT th.ibm DOT com) wrote:
 >Anyone ever config 3570 Tape drive (2 drives) with ADSM. I don't know how
 to
 >config it (3570) library
 >Although I already install latest ATape driver.

 I assume that you run ADSM at a RS/6000 (AIX).
 After installing ATape and rebooting you get a new device /dev/rmt0.smc.
(or /dev/rmt1.smc ...). This is the System Media Changer.
 You will get a /dev/rmt0 and a /dev/rmt1 for the two tape drives in the
library.
 Check that the library is NOT in split mode!
 At the dsmadmc prompt you can now:

 def libr 3570lib libtype=scsi device=/dev/rmt0.smc
 def drive 3570lib 3570drive0 device=/dev/rmt0
 def drive 3570lib 3570drive1 device=/dev/rmt1
 def devc 3570class devtype=3570 library=3570lib mountlimit=2

 Hope that this will help you.

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 Martin Kompf
 mailto: mkm AT sysdat DOT de