IBM TS2340 User Guide - Page 244

Problem Determination, Adding or Deleting Entries in the Library Device, Uninstall Procedure

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HP-UX 3494 Enterprise Tape Library Driver addresses of the first Library Manager are 9.115.32.21 and 9.115.32.22. The IP addresses of the second Library Manager are 9.115.26.13 and 9.115.26.14. The library uses the mercury identifier for the host. libmgrc7 9.115.32.21 9.115.32.22 mercury 9.115.26.13 9.115.26.14 Adding or Deleting Entries in the Library Device You can add or delete entries in /etc/ibmatl.conf at any time. However, changes do not take effect until the daemon is started again. Use the UNIX kill command (kill -kill ) to kill the lmcpd process, then enter the /etc/lmcpd command to start the daemon again. Ensure that the library activity on all of the libraries is completed before starting the lmcpd again. Uninstall Procedure Attention: Do not try to uninstall the lmcpd software by deleting the files that make up the lmcpd fileset. It is best to use the swremove command. Halt all library activity before starting the uninstall procedure. Kill the lmcpd daemon if it is currently executing. To remove the lmcpd software from the root file system enter: # swremove -p lmcpd # swremove lmcpd Other Administrative Tasks To determine what versions of the lmcpd software are currently installed on the default root file system: # swlist -a state lmcpd To determine what versions of the lmcpd software are stored in the default depot: # swlist -d state lmcpd To view the set of files installed with the lmcpd software: # swlist -l file lmcpd To remove the lmcpd software from the depot: # swremove -d lmcpd If more than one level of lmcpd exists in the depot, explicitly specify the level to remove it. For example: # swremove -d lmcpd,r=4.1.8.0 Problem Determination A set of tools is provided with the software to determine if the lmcpd is functioning correctly. 226 IBM Tape Device Drivers Installation and User's Guide

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addresses of the first Library Manager are 9.115.32.21 and 9.115.32.22. The IP
addresses of the second Library Manager are 9.115.26.13 and 9.115.26.14. The
library uses the mercury identifier for the host.
libmgrc7
9.115.32.21
9.115.32.22
mercury
9.115.26.13
9.115.26.14
Adding or Deleting Entries in the Library Device
You can add or delete entries in
/etc/ibmatl.conf
at any time. However, changes do
not take effect until the daemon is started again. Use the UNIX
kill
command (
kill
-kill <pid>
) to kill the
lmcpd
process, then enter the
/etc/lmcpd
command to start the
daemon again.
Ensure that the library activity on all of the libraries is completed before starting
the
lmcpd
again.
Uninstall Procedure
Attention:
Do not try to uninstall the
lmcpd
software by deleting the files that
make up the
lmcpd
fileset. It is best to use the
swremove
command.
Halt all library activity before starting the uninstall procedure.
Kill
the
lmcpd
daemon if it is currently executing.
To remove the
lmcpd
software from the root file system enter:
# swremove -p lmcpd
# swremove lmcpd
Other Administrative Tasks
To determine what versions of the
lmcpd
software are currently installed on the
default root file system:
# swlist -a state lmcpd
To determine what versions of the
lmcpd
software are stored in the default depot:
# swlist -d state lmcpd
To view the set of files installed with the
lmcpd
software:
# swlist -l file lmcpd
To remove the
lmcpd
software from the depot:
# swremove -d lmcpd
If more than one level of
lmcpd
exists in the depot, explicitly specify the level to
remove it. For example:
# swremove -d lmcpd,r=4.1.8.0
Problem Determination
A set of tools is provided with the software to determine if the
lmcpd
is functioning
correctly.
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IBM Tape Device Drivers Installation and User’s Guide