'I have a P740, AIX 6.1 integrated in HP Dataprotector 6.0 backup-system. The disk-agent works an I can backup the AIX file-systems. The P740 has a integrated LTO 4-drive which I want to use as backup-device in the Dataprotector environment. The tape drive is detected well by the DP command devbra -dev: Tape IBM:HH LTO Gen 4 Path: '/dev/rmt0.1' SN: '10116502' Description: IBM LTO4 HH Drive Revision: (Z3) Device type: lto [13] Flags: 0x0005 In the DP cellmanager it is known as: /dev/rmt0.1 So it seems to be usable but when I start a backup, nothing happens, the backup stops immediately without any error. Does someone have any experience with that configuration? Thanks for your support Thomas'. I have no experience with HP DP.

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Rmt0.1 sounds right I think, but shouldn't you see rmt0 instead? Rmt0.1 means the tape drive is instructed not to rewind after any operation. W3layouts Template For Cricket. Have you got Atape drivers installed?

Run these commands to check and give you a better idea: lsdev -Cc tape ls -la /dev/rmt* See if you have rmt0, rmt0.1 etc lscfg -vl rmt0 configs lsattr -El rmt0 check settings - might be your answer lslpp -vl grep -i tape will show you if Atape is installed. IF NOT, then install it via smitty. There is a difference between default OS drivers and Atape. Lsdev will show you the difference before and after you installed Atape. To install Atape: 1.