IBM TS2340 User Guide - Page 433

Windows - Utility Program (ntutil) In Windows 200x, the addresses are remapped such that the first element of each type is mapped to 0, the second element is mapped to 1, and so on. Issue a return_lib_inventory_all command to obtain the mapping. FUNCTION Tested: This command calls the device driver DeviceIoControl entry point with an opcode of MOVE_MEDIUM. This attempts to move a data cartridge from a source element location to a destination element location inside the library. If this command is successful, the information returned is displayed. In Windows NT, the source and destination addresses are the decimal equivalents of the hexidecimal Element Addresses described in the appropriate hardware manuals. In Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2008, the addresses are remapped such that the first element of each type is mapped to 0, the second element is mapped to 1, and so on. Issue a return_lib_inventory_all command to obtain the mapping. open: SYNTAX: open RW RO where RW means read/write RO means read only The tape-special-file-name is in the form of tapen, and n is a numeric value from 0...x, the value is assigned by the device driver during the boot process and can be found using the interactive modes option 50 poll registered devices. This value may be specified explicitly in the open statement or overridden using the command-line -t option. The changer-special-file-name, supported on Windows NT, is in the form of lbw.x.y.z, w is the device SCSI ID, x is the changer device LUN (usually 1), y is the adapter SCSI bus (usually 0), and z is the port number where the SCSI adapter resides. These values are assigned during the boot process and can be found using the interactive modes option 50 poll registered devices. On Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, and Windows Server 2008, it is in the form Changerx, where x is a numeric value, usually starting with 0. This may also contain the value def_lun_1 in which case the utility will open LUN 1 associated with the tape-special-file-name. This value may be specified explicitly in the open statement or overridden using the command-line -c option. If this value is specified, the tape-special-file-name must be specified. For example: open RW means open the default tape-special-file-name and changer-special-file-name if in library mode or those special file names specified by the -t and -c options open tapex RW means open tapex and if in library mode the default changer-special-file-name. The -t and -c options will override tapex and lbw.x.y.z. The mode will be RW. open tapex lbw.x.y.z RW means open tapex and if in library mode the changer special file lbw.x.y.z. The -t and -c options will override tapex and lbw.x.y.z. The mode will be RW. FUNCTION Tested: This command calls the device driver CreateFile entry point. It attempts to open a tape device special file for LUN0 and LUN1. poll_devices: Appendix D. Tape Utility Programs 415