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Invalid argument (Invalid IOCTL call) when using lin_tape device driver? (RHEL9 & ULT3580-HH8) #114
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Just to add to this, debug lin_tape driver logs below.
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If I remove lin_tape and go back to standard linux SCSI generic (sg) driver and SCSI tape (st) driver, seems to work.
I am guessing lin_tape driver is not supported? |
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Invalid argument error when trying to use stenc in RHEL 9.3 with lin_driver (IBM TS4300)
Invalid argument (Invalid IOCTL call) when using lin_tape device driver? (RHEL9 & ULT3580-HH8)
Feb 16, 2024
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Hello,
I am using IBM TS4300 Tape Library (LTO8 FC) library, this is zoned to a RHEL 9.3 Linux host, the ULT3580-HH8 tape drive is detected in the system. Installed lin_tape device driver.
I have installed the IBM Tape SCSI Device Driver for Linux (lin_tape), and I can write/read to the device using tar.
However, when I try to use stenc to check status, I get an error.
I also tried compiling stenc with debug flag, there was no extra output observed.
My goal is to be able to use stenc to enable tape encryption.... Anyone have any idea on what could be going on?
The same tape library is zoned to an AIX Power9 system using an older build of stenc, no issues there.
I am thinking something with RHEL 9.3 and the lin_tape driver? I did observe that when lin_tape is installed the way the device appears in /dev changed, no longer /dev/st0 and instead /dev/IBMtape.
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