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TRU64 Enterprise Tape Library Driver Uninstall the old version (yyyy): setld -d IBMATL_Vyyyy Install the new version: setld -l /driver_location/ibmatl.x.x.x.x.kit After the update, the lmcpd daemon is started automatically. Querying the Installed Package The query function is supported for the ibmatl product kit. Run the following commands to display whether the ibmatl kit is installed on the system. The system state is listed on standard output in three columns: Subset, Status, and Description. setld -i To display the ibmatl product kit fileset and located directory, enter: setld -i IBMATL_Vxxxx Verifying the Install/Update To verify the existence of the installed ibmatl subset, the setld -v executes any V phase processing included in the subset control program, except during installation: setld -v IBMATL_Vxxxx Use the fverify command to verify the files of a specific subset. The fverify command reports missing files and inconsistencies in file size, checksum, user ID, group ID, permissions, and file type. cd / /usr/lbin/fverify -n < /usr / .smdb./IBMATL_Vxxxx.inv Note: Once the ibmatl.conf is modified, it is normal to encounter verification errors on the file checksum and size. Starting ibmatl Start the daemon using the following command: /etc/lmcpd Uninstall Procedure Attention: Do not try to uninstall the ibmatl product kit simply by removing the files that make up the ibmatl fileset. It is best to use the setld -d command. Note: Halt all library activity before starting the uninstall procedure. Run this command to uninstall the product kit: setld -d IBMATL_Vxxxx The existing ibmatl.conf file is always retained for future installation use after uninstall procedures. If this file is no longer needed, you have to remove it manually. Problem Determination A set of tools is provided with the software to determine if the ibmatl is functioning correctly. Chapter 9. 3494 Enterprise Tape Library Support 251