Emergency Reset
and Emergency
Cartridge Eject
Problems During
Backup/Restore
Operations
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting Suggestions
2If the Hardware or Firmware Error or Manual Intervention LED is flashing after the tape drive is rebooted, the tape may be stuck. Contact Customer Support.
In the unlikely event the
Caution: When you perform an emergency cartridge eject, any data currently in the drive or host's buffers will not be written to the tape and the tape record may not be correctly terminated with an
To perform an emergency reset, hold down the load/unload button between 5 to 15 seconds, and then release it.
•If there is no tape in the drive, the drive firmware reboots the drive and begins the
•If there is a tape in the drive, the drive ignores all outstanding SCSI commands, ejects the tape, reboots, and begins the
If the procedures above do not eject the cartridge from the drive, you may need to remove the cartridge manually, as described under Manually Removing a Cartridge on www.quantum.com/support.
Backup Failures
A backup failure can be caused by various reasons. The
1The TapeAlert message or backup log shows, “The operation has stopped because an error has occurred while reading or writing data which the drive cannot correct.”
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