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Tape Media Drive Not Complete Found

Updated: 21 May 2010 | 3 comments
Bezoes Lam's picture
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i'm using Sun OS, NBD 4.5 Fp 3 and i have 24 tape drives, when i scan using sun os command i can found my 6 tape drives, check in /dev/rmt/*, but when i sgscan tape i just only found 5 tape drives. i lost drive 2nd. any body can help. this is because of changing zoning. first zoning media zoned in the drive 0. second zoning, media drive zoned to drive 12th.

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Yasuhisa Ishikawa's picture
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2005
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Did you try reconfiguration of sg driver as documented in ther section of "Configuring SG and ST Drivers", Media Manager System Administorator's Guide? If not, try it first.
I hope this helps.

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James Lehman's picture
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2005
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I have seen this with SUN branded qlogic HBAs. Try to run cfgadm -al. The tapes may show up as unconfigured. If so run cfgadm -configure c# to reconfigure the card. I think there is a SUN patch that resolves this but I don't have the info right now.

Matthew Shearer's picture
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2005
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We had an issue like this. What we did was stop all netbackup processes, run cfgadm -al, so you can determine where the drives are connected, then cfgadm -o force_update -c unconfigure , then while it was unconfigured ran a devfsadm -Cv, then ran cfgadm -o force_update -c configure , then reran sgscan and it picked up all of the drives, if that does not work you can also try rebuilding your sg and st files like was mentioned before.