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Before You Begin:
Make a note of the tape drive product number and its hardware address (SCSI
bus address) so that you will be able to identify it later.
DDS Drive Product Number:
Bus Address:
1. Log in as
.
root
2. Run SAM by typing the following:
On HP-UX 9:
$ /usr/bin/sam
On HP-UX 10:
$ /usr/sbin/sam
To get help in SAM, press the
information for the object at the location of the cursor.
3. Highlight and select
4. At the next screen highlight and select
5. The
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Tape Drive Manager
including your new device. Highlight that device.
6. From the
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Actions
hardware steps for adding the tape drive. Choose
7. A con rmation screen indicates whether any related device drivers needed
to be added to the kernel. Choose
8. If you needed to add a device driver, you will also need to create a new
kernel and (eventually) reboot the system. Select from the menu on
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the
Create a New Kernel
kernel now, later, or cancel the proposed modi cations. (Make sure your
4 Enter 5
4 ENTER 5
key. This gives you context-sensitive
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Peripheral Devices ->
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Tape Drives ->
screen lists what tape devices are connected,
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menu, choose
Add...
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or press
Yes
screen whether you want to create the new
Configuring HP-UX for a DDS Tape Drive
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.
. A message screen gives you the
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or press
OK
4 Enter 5
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4 Enter 5
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