On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Tim Mooney wrote:
TM> Assuming that the mode that's defined in /etc/stinit.def
TM> applies to the device file you're using, running stinit should be
TM> accomplishing that for you.
Alright. I admit its late and I've been playing around with this new
storage node for 12+ hours now, where of 6 have been used for
troubleshooting this particular problem. But it seems to be working now!
It noticed by coincidence that some drives were now accepting tapes by
default after a reboot! For some reson, the "mt -f device setblk 0" was
presistent across reboots. I could be dreaming, or whatever, but it seems
to work.. If someone feels like it, tell me how its possible. :)
//Oscar
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