HP Surestore Tape Library Model 20/700 HP Tape Library Configuration Guide - Page 11

For the HSC or PCI adapter, the ioscan output for

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2. Determine the value for by executing the following command for robotics attached to an HSC or PCI adapter: lsdev -d sctl The output resembles the following: HSC or PCI Character 203 Block -1 Driver sctl Class ctl Class autoch Determine the value for using the ioscan command. The applicable lines in the ioscan output are those that refer to the controller (contains the product name in the Description field) and to the adapter (contains the ext_bus in the Class field). For the HSC or PCI adapter, the ioscan output for the schgr driver can differ in two ways, though either indicates successful device file creation. • If the schgr driver is configured on the system, this driver appears to be associated with the library. The output would resemble the following: I H/W Path Driver 0 10/4/4.6.0 schgr S/W State CLAIMED H/W Type DEVICE Description HP C7200-8000 • If the schgr driver is not configured on the system, no driver appears to be associated with the library. The ioscan output line resembles: Class I H/W Path Driver unknown -1 10/4/4.6.0 S/W State UNCLAIMED H/W Type DEVICE Description HP C7200-8000 Configuring the Host System 9

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Configuring the Host System
9
2.
Determine the value for <
majornum
> by executing the following
command for robotics attached to an HSC or PCI adapter:
lsdev -d sctl
The output resembles the following:
Determine the value for <
minornum
> using the ioscan command.
The applicable lines in the ioscan output are those that refer to the
controller (contains the product name in the
Description
field)
and to the adapter (contains the
ext_bus
in the
Class
field).
For the HSC or PCI adapter, the ioscan output for the
schgr
driver can differ in two ways, though either indicates successful
device file creation.
If the
schgr
driver is configured on the system, this driver
appears to be associated with the library. The output would
resemble the following:
If the
schgr
driver is not configured on the system, no driver
appears to be associated with the library. The ioscan output
line resembles:
Character
Block
Driver
Class
HSC or PCI
203
-1
sctl
ctl
Class
I
H/W Path
Driver
S/W State
H/W Type
Description
autoch
0
10/4/4.6.0
schgr
CLAIMED
DEVICE
HP C7200-8000
Class
I
H/W Path
Driver
S/W State
H/W Type
Description
unknown
-1
10/4/4.6.0
UNCLAIMED
DEVICE
HP C7200-8000