
Configuring Robotic Controls
◆ Inspect the odm database for any tape devices in the robot using the following
command:
/usr/bin/odmget -q "name=rmtX" CuAt
Where rmtX is the name of the tape device (for example: rmt0 or rmt1).
The following output shows that rmt0 is at SCSI ID 0x1009ef and the robot might
also be at this address:
CuAt:
name = "rmt0"
attribute = "scsi_id"
value = "0x1009ef"
type = "R"
generic = "DU"
rep = "s"
nls_index = 6
◆ Use the smc (Library Medium Changer) entry for the robot to determine the
correct SCSI ID and lun values. Inspect the lsdev output from step 4 and look for
an entry like the following:
smc0 Available 14-08-01 IBM 3584 Library Medium Changer
(FCP)
If you see an entry for the robot, inspect the odm database using the following
command:
/usr/bin/odmget -q "name=smc0" CuAt
CuAt:
name = "smc0"
attribute = "scsi_id"
value = "0x111ca"
type = "R"
generic = "DU"
rep = "s"
nls_index = 25
CuAt:
name = "smc0"
attribute = "lun_id"
value = "0x1000000000000"
type = "R"
generic = "DU"
rep = "s"
nls_index = 26
From the example output, the SCSI ID is 0x111ca and the lun is 1. The lun is
derived from the lun ID, by right shifting it 48 bits.
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