[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andy Spiegl) writes:
> The Linux kernel is able to rescan the SCSI-bus at run-time (normaly it
> does so once at boot time only)
>
> Therefore you should do the following as root, before insmoding (or
> executing someting on the /dev/tape device, e.g. tar, cpio)
>
> echo "scs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> But if I turn on the streamer after the computer I get:
> /dev/tape: No such device
> whenever I try to access the tape (through /dev/tape as a link
> to /dev/nst0 or 7dev/st0). Is this normal? Do I really have to
> reboot when I want to make a back
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> Subject: /dev/tape: No such device
>
> Hi!
>
> I've got a little problem with the scsi tape module (st.o):
>
> Everything is fine, when I turn on the streamer before the
> computer and when I don't unload the driver ma
od st).
>
>But if I turn on the streamer after the computer I get:
> /dev/tape: No such device
>whenever I try to access the tape (through /dev/tape as a link
>to /dev/nst0 or 7dev/st0). Is this normal? Do I really have to
>reboot when I want to make a backup, ie. want to use
Hi!
I've got a little problem with the scsi tape module (st.o):
Everything is fine, when I turn on the streamer before the
computer and when I don't unload the driver manually (rmmod st).
But if I turn on the streamer after the computer I get:
/dev/tape: No such device
whenever I try
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