Hello, pon., 10 lut 2020 o 18:33 John Nyhuis <jnyh...@uw.edu> napisał(a):
> My most recent job failed with the following errors: > > 02-Feb 12:24 Scalar-i40 JobId 123: Committing spooled data to Volume > "000012". Despooling 577,083,278,824 bytes ... > 02-Feb 12:24 Scalar-i40 JobId 123: Error: block.c:608 Write error at > 2744:0 on device "Drive0" (/dev/st1). ERR=No such device or address. > 02-Feb 12:24 Scalar-i40 JobId 123: Error: Error writing final EOF to > tape. This Volume may not be readable. > dev.c:1566 ioctl MTWEOF error on "Drive0" (/dev/st1). ERR=No such device. > It complains about your tape drive above. "No such device" means your tape drive is faulty or just disconnected from the server. > 02-Feb 12:24 Scalar-i40 JobId 123: End of medium on Volume "000012" > Bytes=2,738,467,243,008 Blocks=42,448,958 at 02-Feb-2020 12:24. > > So I reran the job on a new tape, and received the same error about > failing to write the End of File. > > 07-Feb 14:27 Scalar-i40 JobId 137: Committing spooled data to Volume > "000014". Despooling 577,083,278,824 bytes ... > 07-Feb 14:27 Scalar-i40 JobId 137: Error: block.c:608 Write error at > 172:0 on device "Drive0" (/dev/st1). ERR=No such device or address. > So it seems your tape drive does not self heal in the meantime and is still faulty or disconnected. :) You should verify if your /dev/st1 still exist using a simple # mt -f /dev/st1 status command. best regards -- Radosław Korzeniewski rados...@korzeniewski.net
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