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Chapter 6 UNIX Settings
Configuring for HP-UX 11.0
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LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive User’s Guide
Where:
•
x
is the data under
H/WPath
from the
ioscan
.
•
y
is the data under
I
from the
ioscan.
•
z
is the tape device identifier number.
You can execute an
ls
command for the
/dev/rmt
directory to choose an
identifier number that has not already been used. You can also choose a
unique device name such as
cnb
to more easily remember which device
name will enable data compression during write. Refer to the man pages
for
mksf
to review settings for rewind/no rewind, Berkeley mode, and
AT&T mode.
After performing the
insf
and
mksf
commands, use the command
ioscan
–fn | grep –C tape
to check the installation. You should see output
showing the hardware and device addressing and also the device name
attached to the LTO-2 Half-Height Tape Drive.
Summary of Contents for ValueLoader LTO-2
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Page 10: ...Tables x LTO 2 Half Height Tape Drive User s Guide...
Page 40: ...Chapter 3 Operation Drive Maintenance 26 LTO 2 Half Height Tape Drive User s Guide...
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