The Drive path was initially offline, so I issued the UPD PATH with the same
parameters as below, and got 'Unable to find path to match serial number for
drive PTL_DRIVE_1 in library <library>', so I ran the same command with
AUTODETECT=YES, and got the same result. Then deleted the path, issued the
define path and got the following:
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command: DEFINE PATH
TSMLONA PTL_DRIVE_1 SRCTYPE=SERVER DESTTYPE=DRIVE
LIBRARY=QUANTUM_PTL DEVICE=/dev/rmt/25st ONLINE=YES
AUTODETECT=NO (SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D pstapiop.c(637): ThreadId <66> Too many links
followed for '/dev/rmt/25st'. (SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> issued message 9999 from:
(SESSION:
100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x000000010181A61C outDiagf
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x000000010198737C
PvrPsTapeGetModel (SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x0000000100E96130 PvrGetModel
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x0000000100FA5474
MmsUpdateDrive (SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x0000000100EA19FC
pvrUpdateDrive (SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x0000000100D8DE00
naDefinePath
more... (<ENTER> to continue, 'C' to cancel)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x0000000100255AB4
AdmDefinePath
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x00000001000BD9B0
AdmCommandLocal (SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x00000001000BC27C admCommand
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x00000001009D202C
HtRunCommands
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x00000001009D1544 htPostForm
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x000000010117A60C
SmHttpCommandThread (SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0x000000010008FA38 StartThread
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR9999D ThreadId <66> 0xFFFFFFFF7E0CD880 *UNKNOWN*
(SESSION: 100671)
03/21/08 15:09:30 ANR8420E DEFINE PATH: An I/O error occurred while
accessing drive PTL_DRIVE_1. (SESSION: 100671)
I should add that the library is not aware of any problems - the operator's
panel indicates that all the drives are online and available.
There was one other user who experienced this in 2001, but never had an
answer.
http://www.mail-archive.com/adsm-l@vm.marist.edu/msg17115.html
Is this just a simple library reboot? Or something more ominous?
Many Thanks,
Matthew
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Matthew Large
TSM Consultant
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