The simplest approach would be to come up with a new pool name for the
sdlt600 clones - eg instead of CLONE have CLONE600.

You can 'own' a device by more than one pool - so you would set it up so
your old drives would only be owned by the old clone pool and your new
drives would be owned by both pools.

> I have an SDLT-320 library. Last week, I added a SDLT-600 
> library. I then 
> set one of my pools (a CLONE pool) to be assigned *only* to the tape 
> drives in the SDLT-600 library (reason: I want the CLONE jobs to only 
> write to those new, higher density tapes). I assigned a 
> different pool to 
> the SDLT-320 (well, it was already there, I just left it alone)
> 
> So today I needed to do a restore off some old CLONE tapes 
> (meaning I need 
> to run "scanner -i" on them, since the browse time had 
> expired, and I need 
> like 2 dozen directories off the tape. And not knowing all the exact 
> names, I can't just do a directed restore, I need to browse and find 
> them).

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