1.% sam
This will bring up the graphical user interface for the utility.
2.Select the following:
Peripheral Devices
Tape Drives
sam will then scan the system for any tape drives connected.
When an HP Ultrium Generation 3 drive is found, it will be displayed as:
Hardware Path | Driver | Description |
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8/0/2/0.3.0 | stape | HP | Ultrium |
3.Highlight the Ultrium drive and select the following from the tool bar:
Actions
Create Device Files
Create Default Device Files
This will create default device files for the drive. To view the device files that have been created, select:
Actions
Create Device Files
Show Device Files
where:
Device File | Description |
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<I> | is the instance number of the drive: |
<I>m | AT&T encoding, rewind driver |
<I>mn | AT&T encoding, |
<I>mb | Berkeley encoding, rewind driver |
<I>mnb | Berkeley encoding, rewind driver |
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<X> | is the card number, |
<Y> | is the target number, |
<Z> | is the LUN number: |
cXtYbZBEST | Best compression driver, AT&T encoding, with rewind |
cXtYbZBESTb | Best compression driver, Berkeley encoding, with rewind |
cXtYbZBESTn | Best compression driver, AT&T encoding, |
cXtYbZBESTnb | Best compression driver, Berkeley encoding, |
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4.When you have exited sam, run ioscan to see the tape drive:
%/sbin/ioscan
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