Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Guide De Montage
Determine the Tape Drive Device Name
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4 Examine your results and use the following observations, based upon the
example used in step 3, to determine the device name of your tape drive.
In the example in step 3, no tape drives are detected in /dev/rmt/1 through
/dev/rmt/7 (as indicated by No such file or directory). Therefore, you can
conclude that /dev/rmt/1 through /dev/rmt/7 are not valid device names
for tape drives on the system queried in step 3.
/dev/rmt/7 (as indicated by No such file or directory). Therefore, you can
conclude that /dev/rmt/1 through /dev/rmt/7 are not valid device names
for tape drives on the system queried in step 3.
In the example in step 3, a tape drive is detected in /dev/rmt/0 and the
system accurately notes that no tape is loaded. Therefore, you can conclude
that the device name of the tape drive on the system queried in step 3 is
/dev/rmt/0.
system accurately notes that no tape is loaded. Therefore, you can conclude
that the device name of the tape drive on the system queried in step 3 is
/dev/rmt/0.
If /dev/rmt/1 is the device name of your tape drive, then no tape loaded or
drive offline would appear next to /dev/rmt/1.
drive offline would appear next to /dev/rmt/1.
5 Write the device name of your tape drive in the space provided.
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