Justin Piszcz wrote:

>On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, Scott Jacobson wrote:
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>>Perhaps this question was already answered, what about the StorageTek 
>>"LibAttach"? This is required for a windows Master and I'd assume an 
>>equivalent binary for Linux side is also required.
>>-sj
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>>Scott Jacobson
>>NetBackup Systems Administration
>>Data Retention and Storage Management
>>I. S. & T. Provo Operations
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>Good questions, AFAIK there is not, or not that I know of, anyone here 
>uses ACSLS on UNIX box that knows?
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Never done (nor had a need to do) an inventory on our STK powderhorn, as
the ACSLS machine keep track of the tapes.

If you can mount a tape via robtest, and get a status via
mt -f /dev/rmt/? status,  then you should be able to configure
the drive in the robot.

I'm using NBU 5.1 MP4 on Solaris 8, with 4 Solaris Media Servers
sharing 9 STK 9940b drives.  I've never had to add any special ACS
related files/libraries other that those that came with NBU.

That said, I'm wondering if you have the license feature enabled.

The line from my 'get_license_key' is:

Feature:        StorageTek ACS Robotic Libraries (Active)


Gregg

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