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Solution Type Problem Resolution Sure Solution 1015990.1 : L700/180/80/40/20 - Library Will Not Use Diagnostics Tape, DG Tape
PreviouslyPublishedAs 225036 Oracle Confidential (PARTNER). Do not distribute to customers Reason: Confidential for Partners and Oracle Support personnel
Applies to:Sun StorageTek L1400 Tape LibrarySun StorageTek L180 Tape Library Sun StorageTek L20 Tape Library Sun StorageTek L40 Tape Library Sun StorageTek L700 Tape Library All Platforms Checked for relevance on 21-Mar-2011. SymptomsRan diagnostics on the library with the DG tape and the library will not use it.Diagnostic tape will not be work in library. Unable to run diagnostics with diagnostic tape. Changes{CHANGE}CauseWrong volser labels being used.SolutionResolution Use the appropriate label for the drive type installed into the library. Some customers are reporting problems when using diagnostic and cleaning tapes mainly on DLT drives. The problem seems to be from the placement of the incorrect label for these cartridges in relation to the drives they have installed. These libraries are packaged with a sheet of labels for the diagnostic and cleaning cartridges. Included on this is a label for each type of drive that could be installed into these libraries. This is because at the time of manufacture they do not know what drives are to be installed into the library. The sheets are only segregated by the drive type, either DLT or LTO. No other breakdown is included on the sheet indicating the specific drive a label is to be used on except small letter designation on the label. This has especially caused confusion on the DLT drives. The letter designation for the DLT drives are: For the diagnostic tape C = DLT7000/8000 D = DLT1 (Benchmark) S = SDLT DLT Cleaning tapes For the LTO drives: diagnostic tapes L1 = LTO Gen1 L2 = LTO Gen2 LU = LTO 10GB Cartridge
For cleaning tapes for LTO, a universal cleaning cartridge should be used. The cleaning labels all show CU and can be used in all LTO drives if they are of the universal type. Previously Published As STKKB22151 Attachments This solution has no attachment |
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