Did not include much information in my original post. For the moment,
it appear that there was a DDS-4 tape mixed in with the DDS-3 tapes.
Everytime the loader got to the DDS-4, it ejected the entire caddy.
Removing this tape seemed to have corrected the error.
nme
Was there some other sypmtom involved? In the past, when I have
gotten that error, it was usually because the drive had not released
the tape properly. It could also be a misreported error, or there
is a tape not loaded properly.
Hello:
I recently installed an HP DD3 Autoloader (external). It ran fine for
the first set of tapes. When the user installed the second set, the
drive started returning the following error:
Loader for "HP DAT DDS-DC, SCSI 1:5" reported a hardware failure when
moving tapes.
The script then pauses until it times out.
Any ideas what this could be?
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