Technote (troubleshooting)
Source: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21174910Problem(Abstract)
This document gives the steps for upgrading the Atape device driver in AIX, including reconfiguring the devices in AIX, upgrading Atape, and deleting and redefining the tape paths, drives, and library in TSM.Resolving the problem
1) From TSM:Save the output from the device queries, and save the current device configuration (the filename is optional):
- query library
query drive f=d
query path f=d
query devclass f=d
backup devconfig [ filename=devconfig.bak ]
2) From AIX:
List the tape devices:
- lsdev -Cc tape
- rmdev -dl
- rmdev -dl rmt1
3) Upgrade Atape
Ftp the Atape driver in binary mode from IBM FIXCentral:
http://www.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/
Remove the older Atape driver (optional):
- installp -u Atape.driver
Install and commit the Atape driver. For example, if you downloaded the file to /tmp/Atape.9.3.5.0.bin:
- installp -acXd /tmp/Atape.9.3.5.0.bin all
Configure the tape device:
- cfgmgr -v
Verify the new devices are Available:
- lsdev -Cc tape
4) From TSM:
While it is recommended to remove and redefine the paths after any hardware change, including upgrading Atape.driver, sometimes it is not necessary to do anything else after upgrading Atape. If the activity log reports I/O errors for the library or drives, sometimes it is only necessary to force the TSM server to communicate with the drives to resolve them:
- update path
5) Delete the drive and library paths
For each drive:
- delete path
- delete path
6) Redefine the drive and library paths
- define path
define path
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