more with Amanda and Sun L9
2007-09-15 05:07:58
I've had another go at this today by shifting the entire Amanda host setup
to a different machine (Sun Ultra 2) and recompiling mtx and amanda from
source. I'm using the same sort of Sbus Qlogic differential SCSI card to
communicate with the L9 array that I had in the previous host system.
After figuring our the right config for the 'sgen' driver, I changed the
amanda.conf file to show the device name for the changer (it's been
detected as /dev/scsi/sequential/c1t1d0).
I have all the directories that Amanda needs created and chowned to be
owned by amanda with group 'sys' and I also changed all the /dev/rmt nodes
along with /dev/scsi/sequential/c1t1d0 to be owned by amanda with group
'sys'.
However when I rum 'amcheck' I still get the:
Changer problem: no slots available
error message that occured with the previous host system. Running 'amtape
ORBnet update' produces the same thing.
If I replace 'tapelist' with a blank file, same result.
I'm also starting to think the problem is the array itself but I am sure
others are using L9's with Amanda without any problems, even connected to
a Sun box for the host.
Can anyone think of anything else I should be checking?
Running 'mtx -f /dev/scsi/sequential/c1t1d0 inquiry' reports the DLT drive
type, etc. as expected.
Craig.
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