Original question below.
Thankyou to Erik Piip, Tom Webster, John H. Warren, Dr. Alan Rollow, Paul
Yahnig and William H. Magill for their helpful responses.
I gained a variety of resolutions to my problem; the one which did the
trick for my specific situation was to stop and restart the NSR daemons,
then re-inventory the jukebox. I did this using
/sbin/init.d/nsrd stop
/sbin/init.d/nsrd start
nsrjb -I -j TL891 -S 1-10
Other responses are as follows:
- Run nsrjb -H to reset the jukebox h/w and the NSR database representing
the jukebox to a consistent state.
- Powercycle the jukebox and then run nsrjb -H followed by an inventory
(nsrjb -I).
- Stop any running NSR groups.
- Ensure the firmware for the drive has been upgraded to the latest
release due to a known problem with NSR 4.4 & CAM 3.1C which results in
such device busy errors.
Original question:
> > Every time I try to do an inventory of our TL891 mini-library with nsrjb
> > or try to label the tape in slot 5, I get the error
> >
> > nsrjb: error, read open error, Device busy
> >
> > Any ideas would be very much appreciated.
>
Duncan Webbe
Unix Systems Administrator
David Jones Ltd.
0411 040 795 (Mobile)
(02) 9266 6153 (Work)
email: dwebbe_at_davidjones.com.au
Received on Tue Jun 23 1998 - 04:31:37 NZST