Sun Microsystems StorageTek T10000, Руководство оператора

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Rebuilding an MIR
50 T10000 Operator’s Guide • July 2008 Revision EA • 96174
Caution – Tape damage : Any resistance to removing the data cartridge, beyond the
usual friction between the data cartridge case and the tape drive, probably indicates
that the leader is not fully rewound.
If you believe the leader is not fully rewound:
1. Attempt another load operation (click Drive Operations > Load ).
2. Followed this with another unload operation (click
Drive Operations
>
Unload
).
If a load and unload operation fails to correct the situation, contact a service
representative about a possible stuck data cartridge.
Do not forcibly remove a data
cartridge . Attempt another build of the data cartridge before deciding that the data
cartridge is defective. To do this:
1. Click Drive Operations > Unload.
2. After the data cartridge unloads, gently push it back into the tape drive until it
lowers onto the hub assembly to reload it.
4. When all cartridges with defective MIRs have been repaired, click the Done button
on the format selection submenu.
5. Drive Operations > Set Online.
This completes the rebuild of the MIR on one or more cartridges. The tape drive is now
back online and ready for normal operations.