Closed Llamato closed 6 months ago
It looks the ANSI label and the LTFS label can be read correctly. So I believe 512KB block cannot be read on this HBA.
Please find out the HBA setting about max transfer length and change to the longer one. In some HBA, it is not existed or implemented with tape support
option in HBA.
I found out today, that not all devnames are working equally:
first I tried something like: sudo ltfs -o devname=/dev/st0 /media/ltfs
but here I've got the XML parser errors as well...
Then I tried using the serial number (sudo ltfs -o devname=9068800725 /media/ltfs
) and that worked repeatedly!
OK, using devname=/dev/sg10
works as well. Must be a different behavior when using st0 though dmesg tells me that my tape is ready at device st0...
@starmaex ,
I believe your comment is not related into this issue at all... Please open another issue if you want to have some conversations about your comment.
Close because of no activity for a long time.
After compiling ltfs on debian bookworm running in a vmware vm with the tape attached though sasci passthough, I was able to format a tape using
mkltfs -d /dev/sg2 -f'
When I then try to mount the ltfs tape it does not work saying it can not read the index. Can this be solved? Please see command outputs below for details.mkltfs -d /dev/sg2 -f
ltfs -o devname=/dev/sg2 /mnt/lto\ tape/