You will need to install drivers for tapes and from my experience on AIX (both 6.1 and 7.1) you will need to unload/load lus driver from LGTO after that. Then, with inquire you should be able to see drives and configure them. Also, 7.6.3 is not recommended version to go these days since it will be EOL in some 40 days.
You can find them on IBM site (or whatever drives you use they should have drivers for AIX).
To unload lus run: rmdev -l lus
To load lus run: mkdev -l lus
To check lus definition run: lsdev -C -l lus
To check devices visible run: lsdev -Cc tape
You might need to run cfgmgr after device installation.
Since you do not leave impression of person who knows what is doing and you claim this to be urgent, I would advise you to engage official support channel.
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December 20th, 2013 15:00
You will need to install drivers for tapes and from my experience on AIX (both 6.1 and 7.1) you will need to unload/load lus driver from LGTO after that. Then, with inquire you should be able to see drives and configure them. Also, 7.6.3 is not recommended version to go these days since it will be EOL in some 40 days.
Tonyray
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December 20th, 2013 16:00
Hrvoje thanks for your input, can u tell me where can i find the right drivers from ?
and plz explain the load/unload lus process after that..
Many Thanks
ble1
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December 21st, 2013 00:00
You can find them on IBM site (or whatever drives you use they should have drivers for AIX).
To unload lus run: rmdev -l lus
To load lus run: mkdev -l lus
To check lus definition run: lsdev -C -l lus
To check devices visible run: lsdev -Cc tape
You might need to run cfgmgr after device installation.
Since you do not leave impression of person who knows what is doing and you claim this to be urgent, I would advise you to engage official support channel.