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Old 02-02-2002
solsite backup

ENVIRONMENT SUN 8.
BACKUP SOLSTICE 5.5 BACKUP
WITH AUTO CHANGERS

how to register tape in in autochangers and how to recycle it i had reseted using nsrjb -H i had put the result how it was initialy and how it changed after reset pls give me a solution for this i am unable to backup
# nsrjb -v
setting verbosity level to `1'

Jukebox L400:
slot volume used pool volume id recyclable
1: Cleaning Tape (9 uses left) -
2: -* -
3: appdata.002 full appdata 18221 no
4: appdata.003 full appdata 18222 no
5: -* -
6: -* -
7: -* -
8: -* -
9: -* -
10: -* -
11:
12:
13:
14:
15:
16:
17:
18:
19:
20:
21:
*not registered in the NetWorker media data base

2 registered volume(s), 0 less than 80% full.
60 GB total capacity, no space remaining (100% full)
Default slot range(s) are 2-11

drive 1 (/dev/rmt/1cbn) disabled
drive 2 (/dev/rmt/2cbn) slot :
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# nsrjb -Hv
setting verbosity level to `1'
hardware_reset:
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
hardware_reset:
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_inventory:
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_inventory_free:
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_comp_status():
box_comp_status_free():
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_display: `' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():
box_label_complete():


# nsrjb -Iv
setting verbosity level to `1'
nsrjb: Looking at drive `/dev/rmt/1cbn' id 0.
nsrjb: Looking at drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' id 1.
drive = /dev/rmt/2cbn, id = 1, reserved = 1, busy = 0, mode = 0
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_inventory:
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_inventory_free:
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `2' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `-' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 2, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `2'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `3' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `appdata.002' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 3, tape label read, I/O error
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `3'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `4' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `appdata.003' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 4, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `4'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `5' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `-' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 5, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `5'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `6' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `-' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 6, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `6'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `7' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `-' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 7, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `7'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `8' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `-' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 8, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `8'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `9' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `-' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 9, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `9'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_load: slot `10' into drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_display: `-' for drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
load sleep for 5 seconds
nsrjb: About to read label on /dev/rmt/2cbn
nsrjb: About to eject volume from /dev/rmt/2cbn
execute_table: slot number 10, tape label read, I/O error
box_label_complete():
eject sleep for 5 seconds
box_open: port scsidev@1.2.0
box_unload: drive `/dev/rmt/2cbn' into slot `10'
box_close: port scsidev@1.2.0
unload sleep for 5 seconds
Warning: while operating on slot `11': slot `11' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `12': slot `12' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `13': slot `13' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `14': slot `14' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `15': slot `15' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `16': slot `16' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `17': slot `17' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `18': slot `18' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `19': slot `19' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `20': slot `20' is empty

Warning: while operating on slot `21': slot `21' is empty
---------------------------------------------------
# nsrjb

Jukebox L400:
slot volume pool volume id recyclable
1: Cleaning Tape (9 uses left) -
2: -* -
3: -* -
4: -* -
5: -* -
6: -* -
7: -* -
8: -* -
9: -* -
10: -* -
11:
12:
13:
14:
15:
16:
17:
18:
19:
20:
21:
# 2  
Old 02-05-2002
Hi

It seems you have not labeled your tapes.

Tapes can be labeled through "nwadmin" GUI or
thru command line.

To do it from command line:

Assuming that you want to label tapes in all 10 slots

#nsrjb -L -S 1-10 -b pool_name

When you run inventory, specify slot numbers so it will
not look for empty slots.

Hope I have understood the problem properly and this reply
helps you.

Thanks and regards

Sharad Marathe
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