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Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting Suggestions

56 LTO-4 (Model B) Half-Height Tape Drive User’s Guide

Computer Software

Does Not Recognized

the Tape Drive

Depending on your operating system environment, refer to the

following subsections for troubleshooting guidelines if the LTO-Half-

Height Tape drive is recognized by the system hardware at startup, but

not by the operating system or applications.

Windows Operating System Environments

When a tape drive is installed in a Windows operating system

environment, Windows displays a message on the screen if it does not

have a driver in place for the tape drive.

Red Hat Linux Operating System Environments

The tape driver for Red Hat Linux, called st, is included as part of the Red

Hat Linux operating system.

When Red Hat Linux starts, the operating system recognizes the tape

drive and automatically configures it as a device in the

/dev directory. If

it is the first tape device in the

/dev directory, the tape drive is known as:

IF the tape drive is . . .

during system startup, THEN . . .

recognized the problem has been resolved.

not recognized proceed to step 3 to determine

whether the tape drive is receiving

power.

IF the tape drive is for use in . .

.THEN you . . .

an ISV application, can click the

Cancel button to

clear the message.

When the ISV backup software

application is running, the

application invokes its own

drivers to run the tape drive.

a native Windows operating

system backup utility,

must install the proper driver for

the tape drive.

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