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| Hello, I'm trying to configure a surestore 40fx optical library on a D320 machine running hpux 11iV1. I'm wondering if there is a way to make the optical library as a single virtual disk, but I still not found anything on the hp documentation. I configured the kernel drivers, so the system recognizes the library, it also sees all the media installed, but seems that there is no way to aggregate the capacity of the media togheter. All I succeeded to do is to initialize and mount one disk at a time, even enabling the automounter. Greetings Francesco |
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| "osprey" <osprey@patata.homeip.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news > Hello, > I'm trying to configure a surestore 40fx optical library on a D320 > machine running hpux 11iV1. I'm wondering if there is a way to make the > optical library as a single virtual disk, but I still not found anything > on the hp documentation. All I can speak about, is up to and including HPUX 10.20. (But you will see some tendency...) There once was a driver (in 9.X ?) to mount all (sides of) the MOs in a MO library to different directories Then the driver would change the disk and/or swap the side as needed. This was really ugly, e.g. if you happened to copy a file form a to b and a and b where on different media (or different sides of the same media), the file would be copied in chunks of a (small) buffer size, with one swap forward and one backward for each buffer size of data - annoying. So in 10.20 this driver was dropped. I would be astonished, if it would now have come back. I tried to find the name of the old driver in my old logs, but failed - sorry Martin |
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| On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 14:56:28 +0200, Martin wrote: > > There once was a driver (in 9.X ?) to mount all (sides of) the MOs in a MO library to different directories > Then the driver would change the disk and/or swap the side as needed. My idea about the usage of the library was a little different, I tried to create an lvm volume group by concatenating the media surface one after the other. In this way the media should be filled in sequence, but the lvm manager did not allowed me to do so > This was really ugly, e.g. if you happened to copy a file form a to b and a and b where on different media (or different sides of the same media), the file would be copied in chunks of a (small) buffer size, with one swap forward and one backward for each buffer size of data - annoying. > So in 10.20 this driver was dropped. I would be astonished, if it would now have come back. > I tried to find the name of the old driver in my old logs, but failed - sorry Well, there is a similar way to configure an autochanger under linux using the automounter and mtx, but I never tried, since my 40fx misteriously loose about 1MB of data for each write under linux (and of course, the library drive used in an external box works just fine......) Greetings Francesco |
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