From: Chris L. <lab...@gm...> - 2008-08-12 10:35:57
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John Drescher wrote: >>> You should always use /dev/nst0 instead of /dev/st0 with bacula. But >>> it is okay here as a test. I believe the reason for this error is >>> bacula has the tape drive open so external programs can not read the >>> tape. >> If it is already open, shouldn't it give a "Device or resource busy" error? >> > I think you are correct. Then this looks like a serious hardware > problem. One would not expect to see an IO error on just getting the > status of a tape. > Something else could have the device blocking as well. `fuser /dev/nst0` could be helpful. > John > |