Dell 0TK131 Rev. A01 specifications Installing the LTO Driver Software, Click Update Driver

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Installing the LTO Driver Software

Dell™ PowerVault™ LTO-4-120 Tape Drive User's Guide

This chapter explains how to install the LTO driver software.

If you intend to use the PowerVault LTO-4-120 Half-Height tape drive with the Microsoft® native backup applet on a Windows Server® 2003 operating system, install the appropriate version of the LTO driver software.

The driver software is located on the Dell PowerVault Documentation and Drivers CD. However, drivers are often updated, and a more recent version may be available. Please check http://www.dell.com/ for the most up-to-date drivers.

To install the LTO drivers from the Dell PowerVault Documentation and Drivers CD:

1.Ensure that you are logged on to the host server with administrator privileges.

2.Insert the Dell PowerVault Documentation and Drivers CD into the CD drive on the host computer.

3.Open the device manager (refer to your specific OS documentation for instructions). For example, right-click the My Computer icon on the Windows desktop, click Properties, and then click Device Manager. You can also go to the Control Panel and access System. Click Hardware and then Device Manager.

The LTO-4-120 drive should be listed under the ? Other Devices item as QUANTUM ULTRIUM 4 Sequential Device.

4.Right-click the QUANTUM ULTRIUM 4 Sequential Device listing and click Properties.

5.Select the Driver tab.

6.Click Update Driver.

7.When the Upgrade Device Driver Wizard appears, click Next.

8.Click Display a list... and then click Next.

9.Scroll down and click Tape Drive, and then click Next.

10.Click Have Disk, type D:\i386 or D:\amd64, replacing D: with the drive letter for the CD drive into which you inserted the Dell PowerVault Documentation and Drivers CD, and then click OK.

11.Click the Quantum LTO 4 Tape Drive entry, and then click Next.

12.Click Next to install the driver.

13.Click Finish.

14.Click the Device Properties dialog box.

The drive now appears in Device Manager under Tape Drives as a Quantum LTO 4 Tape Drive and is ready to use.

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Contents Dell PowerVault LTO-4-120 Tape Drive Users Guide Overview FeaturesFeature Description IntroductionClick Update Driver Installing the LTO Driver SoftwareProcedure Linux Configuration ProceduresConfiguring Linux Environments Configuring the Linux EnvironmentPage LTO-4-120 Front Panel Display Indications Using LTO Tape CartridgesOperation Understanding the LTO-4-120 Front Panel DisplayUnloading a Tape Cartridge Cleaning the Tape DriveTape Cartridge Care and Maintenance Loading a Tape CartridgeIf there is Then the tape drive firmware Performing an Emergency Cartridge EjectData Buffer TheoryTrack Layout Recording MethodError-correction Code ECC Servo-tracking FaultsData Compression Intelligent Data Compression Data Compression ConsiderationsSystem Requirements SpecificationsPhysical Specifications Physical SpecificationsPower Specifications Drive Performance SpecificationsEnvironmental Requirements Injected Noise Specifications Reliability SpecificationsLTO Cartridge Specifications Cartridge Memory Cartridge ReliabilityEnvironmental Tolerances Troubleshooting Guide Installation Best PracticesTroubleshooting Suggestions If the tape drive is for use Then you Computer Software Does Not Recognized the Tape DriveWindows Operating System Environments If the two-color status LED is ThenDrive Does Not Load the Tape Cartridge Red Hat Linux Operating System EnvironmentsIf the two-color status LED is Other LEDs are Then Slow Backup Operations Drive Does Not Eject the Tape CartridgeIf the tape drive is . . . to a SAS controller Then This TapeAlert message Signifies Backup Failure TapeAlert MessagesFailed Operations TapeAlert Messages If you believe that the read/write transfer rate is ThenIf the diagnostic test Then Write-Protected TapeAlert MessagesHardware Failure TapeAlert Messages This LED indication Signifies Tape Cleaning TapeAlert MessagesGetting Help Contacting DellVisit support.dell.com Document Organization PrefaceAudience PurposeBack to Contents