> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stan Horwitz
>
> How do I resolve this issue remotely? I know there's a way to  
> identify the printed label on a tape, but damned if I don't remember  
> how. I tried "nsrjb -p" but that also complained about the "unknown  
> pool."
> 

sjirdtag #.#.# will read the barcode labels from the jukebox.

You could always `nsrmm -d thetapename` to make sure it's out of the
media database, then `nsrjb -l -n -S # -f /dev/rmt/whatever` (load w/o
mounting into drive) and then `mt -f /dev/rmt/whatever erase`

Then it'd be an empty tape.

--Joe

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