Hello,
On 08.10.2005 00:48, Michael Little wrote:
I have a RHEL4(es4u1) system with a QLogic 2342 HBA. After attaching the
Scalar (moving from file-based backups to tape-based) I can see and
write to both tape drives, with Bacula. Unfortunately, I can not see or
control the robotic arm in the auto-changer. Any ideas?
Sure :-)
How did you look for the changer device?
Does 'cat /proc/scsi/scsi' report the changer device?
If it does, you only need to find the corresponding generic scsi device
which can simply be done by counting the reported devices, starting with
0. The number you have at the changer device is what you need for /dev/sgX
does /dev/sgX exist, or is the correspnding device node generated by
whatever RedHat uses for device handling? (HAL or udev or devfs or ...)
If you have a device node, try tapeinfo, then mtx with that node.
Usually, that should work - after all, the FC devices are handled by the
SCSI drivers.
If that doesn't help, you should check the system log files and kernel
ring buffer for relevant information. And, of course, always make sure
the Autochanger is actually connected to the FC loop.
Arno
Thanks,
--Mike
PS - I am running Bacula 1.36.3
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