14-4 Dell PowerVault 720N, 740N, and 760N System Administrator and Command Reference Guide
In this example, a tape library with SCSI ID 6 is attached to slot 6 of the filer.

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The following example shows a tape stacker with SCSI ID 6 and a tape drive with
SCSI ID 4 attached to slot 6 of the filer:
slot 6: SCSI Host Adapter 6 (QLogic ISP 1040B)
Firmware Version 2.26 Clock Rate 60MHz.
6: BHTi Quad 7 1.41
4: QUANTUM DLT7000 1B41
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You can control tape devices with the mt command. The syntax of the mt command
is as follows:
mt [-f|-t]
tapedevice
command
[
count
]
This section discusses only the eom, fsf, rewind, offline, and status com-
mands. Keep in mind the following information:
The -f and -t options are interchangeable as far as the filer is concerned. Only
the -f option is shown here.
For additional information about controlling tape devices and detailed information
about the mt command, consult the mt(1) man page.
For information about the format of a filer tape device name, consult the tape(4)
man page.

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You can append material, such as a dump, on a tape device. To do so, use the
eom
command, which moves the tape to the end of data (end of media if the tape is full),
as in the following example:
mt -f nrst0a eom
After this command, you can write to the remainder of the tape. Make sure that there
is enough tape for your additional data.