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Sysdiag, This command will bring up the Diagnostic User Interface DUI prompt.

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NOTE Troubleshooting, Removal, and Replacement Diagnostic Support Tools Sysdiag Version 5.5 and 6.0 are supported for the libraries, but use the STM tool for version 6.5 (see "Support Tools Manager (STM)" on page 4-36). Sysdiag is the MPE/iX support tool, and provides a consistent user interface for support of tape libraries, as well as many other types of peripheral devices. Sysdiag is a licensed-use tool, so a user must first know and enter a diagnostics password. Enter a password by typing in the following command at the MPE/iX prompt: :suplicen Use of sysdiag also assumes knowledge of the ldevs at which the components to be supported are located. To start sysdiag, type in the following command at the MPE/iX prompt: :sysdiag This command will bring up the Diagnostic User Interface (DUI) prompt. Two diagnostics are available to support DLT libraries: • SCSITAC (SCSI Tape Autochanger) for support of library robotics • SCSIDLT for support of DLT tape drives SCSITAC and SCSIDLT are divided into parts called "sections." To use either of these diagnostics, enter the diagnostic name, ldev where the device is located, and section to be run at the UI prompt. For example: DUI> scsitac ldev=6 sc=4 4-48 Chapter 4

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Troubleshooting, Removal, and Replacement
Diagnostic Support Tools
Chapter 4
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Sysdiag
NOTE
Version 5.5 and 6.0 are supported for the libraries, but use the STM tool
for version 6.5 (see
Support Tools Manager (STM)
on page 4-36).
Sysdiag is the MPE/iX support tool, and provides a consistent user
interface for support of tape libraries, as well as many other types of
peripheral devices.
Sysdiag is a licensed-use tool, so a user must first know and enter a
diagnostics password. Enter a password by typing in the following
command at the MPE/iX prompt:
:suplicen
Use of sysdiag also assumes knowledge of the ldevs at which the
components to be supported are located. To start sysdiag, type in the
following command at the MPE/iX prompt:
:sysdiag
This command will bring up the Diagnostic User Interface (DUI) prompt.
Two diagnostics are available to support DLT libraries:
SCSITAC (SCSI Tape Autochanger) for support of library robotics
SCSIDLT for support of DLT tape drives
SCSITAC and SCSIDLT are divided into parts called
sections.
To use
either of these diagnostics, enter the diagnostic name, ldev where the
device is located, and section to be run at the UI prompt. For example:
DUI> scsitac ldev=6 sc=4