Hi,
        Following up my own post.  I downloaded forte for C from sun,
compiled sst as the 64bit version and have that working.  amtape could
read the label off a tape in the drive.  However, after I unmounted the
tape, I could not get any other tapes mounted (it thinks all the slots
are empty).  I'm using these values in my amanda.conf.

tpchanger "chg-multi" 
tapedev "/dev/rmt/0cn"
changerfile "/opt/amanda/normal/changer.conf"
changerdev "/dev/rsst0"

        And here is changer.conf

multieject 0
firstslot 1
lastslot 8
gravity 0
needeject 1
ejectdelay 0
statefile /opt/amanda/normal/autoloader.state
cleancart 8
cleanfile /opt/amanda/normal/DLT7000-clean
usagecount /opt/amanda/normal/totaltime
tapestatus /opt/amanda/normal/DLT7000-status
slot 1 /dev/rmt/0cn
slot 2 /dev/rmt/0cn
slot 3 /dev/rmt/0cn
slot 4 /dev/rmt/0cn
slot 5 /dev/rmt/0cn
slot 6 /dev/rmt/0cn
slot 7 /dev/rmt/0cn
slot 8 /dev/rmt/0cn


        There is one more question - under sol26 + exabyte changer driver,
sometimes, amanda would load a tape but get confused, and think there's
no tape in the drive.  I would have to do a "chs deselect -d1" to 
unmount the tape.  Since chs does not exist here anymore, what is the
equivalent command?  Just use mt?  Thanx for any help.

-Tai
---output from /var/adm/messages from "add_drv sst"---
sst0:        found Direct Access device at tgt0, lun0
sst0:        Vendor/Product ID = FUJITSU MAB3045S SUN4.2G
sst0 at glm0:
 target 0 lun 0
sst0 is /pci@1f,4000/scsi@3/sst@0,0

sst6:        found Read-Only Direct Access device at tgt6, lun0
sst6:        Vendor/Product ID = TOSHIBA XM6201TASUN32XCD
sst6 at glm0:
 target 6 lun 0
sst6 is /pci@1f,4000/scsi@3/sst@6,0

[snipped:  other HDs]

sst56:       found Sequential Access device at tgt0, lun0
sst56:       Vendor/Product ID = QUANTUM DLT7000
sst56 at glm2:
 target 0 lun 0
sst56 is /pci@1f,2000/scsi@1/sst@0,0

sst57:       found Changer device at tgt1, lun0
sst57:       Vendor/Product ID = HP    C6280-7000
sst57 at glm2:
 target 1 lun 0
sst57 is /pci@1f,2000/scsi@1/sst@1,0

# ls /dev/rss*
/dev/rsst0  /dev/rsst6  /dev/rsst9  /dev/rsstb
/dev/rsst1  /dev/rsst8  /dev/rssta  /dev/rsstc

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