i dont find ntibm or rtibm in /dev or in modules.conf but i do see the
drives in /proc/tapedrives and when i do lsmod.
Ira Hochner
Mainline Information Systems
(954) 575-0413 (office)
(954) 294-1719 (cell)
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"Post, Mark K"
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com> cc:
Sent by: Linux Subject: Re: 3480/3490 tape access on
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Please respond
to Linux on 390
Port
Ira,
The "mt" command, using the ntibm? and rtibm? device names. Then you just
use tar, afio, cpio, whatever to write to the device name.
Mark Post
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From: Ira Hochner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 12:08 PM
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Subject: 3480/3490 tape access on linux 2.4 kernel
greetings all,
when i do a modprobe tape390 on the new version of SuSe i see it has tape
support and it even knows that there are two tape drives available in the
LPAR. How do i get to access and use these drives?
TIA
Ira Hochner
Mainline Information Systems
(954) 575-0413 (office)
(954) 294-1719 (cell)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (email)
