Many thanks to all who replied.
Joe Carrico hit the nail on the head.
Cheers,
Terry.
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This is something I received from the Compaq support for NSR.
Cookbook FOR A STANDALONE SYSTEM:
Shutdown NetWorker (nsr_shutdown -q)
De-install the CLC kit (setld -d CLCMC31x -- substitute 1, 2, 3,
or 4
for "x" -- use setld -i | grep CLC if you do not klnow which version
is
installed.
Rebuild the kernel (do_config [as root], answer questions
appropriately for your system)
NOTE: TAKE ALL PRECAUTIONS NORMALLY ADVISED DURING A KERNEL REBUILD
(e.g., copy existing kernel to /vmunix.orig, full backup, etc)
Delete all mc devices. (cd /dev; rm mc* )
Define the environment variable DISABLE_CLC_CHECK
in root, (sh): edit /.profile
DISABLE_CLC_CHECK="true"
export DISABLE_CLC_CHECK
in root, (csh): edit /.cshrc
setenv DISABLE_CLC_CHECK="true"
Reboot using the new kernel, verify that it functions properly.
NSR should have been started automatically. Verify that the jukebox
can still be accessed and that tapes load/unload. Since the media
changer was affected, our tests did not try saves/recovers -- that
is done straight to the device.
NOTES: there must not be any CLC strings in the kernel (strings /vmunix
|
grep -i clc),and there must not be any /dev/mc* devices defined, AND
the environment variable DISABLE_CLC_CHECK must be defined before
nsrjb runs (or jb_config)
IF THIS IS NOT DONE FIRST NETWORKER WILL TRY TO USE SCSI CAM TO
ACCESS THE CHANGER!
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My original msg:
Having upgraded to TU5.0, and installed the accompanying
NSR 5.5-1, I find I cant configure my Jukebox (a TZ875).
jb_config reaches the point where it wants to use
MAKEDEV.MC to create the media-changer device, and
then complains because MAKEDEV.MC doesnt exist.
I found a link in /dev/NSRDEV.MC -> /usr/opt/CLC500/dev/NSRDEV.MC
This in turn called ksmconfig:
ksmconfig -g value hardware/media_changer -a physical_location -a
dev_base_name
which then gave me:
Error: (hardware/178) undefined attribute (physical_location)
Received on Mon Mar 27 2000 - 11:00:18 NZST