juke

The installation notes below are for an installation of a Quantum DLT4500 under Solaris2.5.1. The juke Solaris tar file is installed in /users/dumper/juke.

Installation

1. Download the tar file
2. mkdir ~dumper/juke
3. cd ~dumper/juke
4. tar -xf ~cxh/src/jukev5_2SunOS+5.tar
5. Each user who wants access to the juke box will need to add the following to ~/.cshrc

   setenv JUKE_DIR /users/dumper/juke
   set path = ($JUKE_DIR/bin $path)
   

6. You must have /bin in your path to run tailor

   set path = (/bin $path)
   

   This is necessary so the tailor script in the next step uses the proper echo. If you have /usr/ucb in your path before /bin, then you will get bogus \c chars.

   Jukebox name? \c
   

7. Configure the system: $JUKE_DIR/ups/tailor My $JUKE_DIR/config/client.cf ended up looking like

   #name	host	perm		type,dev 		   type,db	drives
   #----	----	----		--------		   ------	------
   dlt4500	foo.eecs.berkeley.edu	config/dlt4500.prm	dlt,/dev/juke0	dbm,db/dlt4500	 rst12
   

8. Install the sst daemon:
   1. Edit sst/sst.conf For a DLT4500 at SCSI address 4, the file should look like:

      name="sst" class="scsi"
      	target=4 lun=1;
      

      The lun=1 line is so that we can find the medium changer. Page 8-2 of the Quantum DLT4500 manual says:

      The DLT4500 drive with optional medium changer has two logical units. The tape drive will always appear as LUN 0. The medium changer default to appearing as LUN 1, but may be configured via the MODE SELECT command to any LUN from 0 to 7.

      If you have lun=0, then you will get the not a supported unit error.
   2. As root, do make install while in the sst directory.
9. To start the jukerpcd daemon, create links in /etc/rc3.d:

   cd /etc/init.d
   ln -s /users/dumper/juke/ups/start jukestart
   cd /etc/rc3.d
   ln -s ../init.d/jukestart S40jukestart
   

10. You may need to edit start and stop so that the JUKE_DIR is properly set to /users/dumper/juke.
11. Start up the jukerpcdaemon:

    /etc/rc3.d/S40jukestart
    

12. Initialize the database:

    juke initdb -j dlt4500
    

13. Start up juke and use the show jukebox command:

    foo.eecs 111# juke
    > show jukebox
    show jukebox
    default jukebox: 
    JUKEBOX@HOST	JTYPE,DEVICE	 DBTYPE,FILE
    dlt4500@foo.eecs.berkeley.edu	dlt,/dev/juke0	 dbm,db/dlt4500
    > show jukebox dlt4500
    show jukebox dlt4500
    default drive: d0
    default slot: s0
    default port: p0
    NAME                      WHERE              HOPS DATE
    (empty)                  slot 0                 0 Wed Mar 18 17:45:01 1998
                             slot 1                 0 Wed Mar 18 17:45:01 1998
                             slot 2                 0 Wed Mar 18 17:45:01 1998
                             slot 3                 0 Wed Mar 18 17:45:01 1998
                             slot 4                 0 Wed Mar 18 17:45:01 1998
                            drive 0 (     rst12)    0 Wed Mar 18 17:45:01 1998
    > 
    

Juke Problems

not a supported unit

$JUKE_DIR/ups/start
$JUKE_DIR/bin/juke
set jukebox dlt4500 

not a supported unit

    if( (acbuf[0]&0x1f) != 8) {
        fprintf(stderr,"not a supported unit");
	fflush(stderr);
        return JGP_NOT_JUKEBOX;
    }

At Wed Mar 18 16:15:49 1998
 open of /dev/juke0 returns file descriptor 9
sending scsi frame:
120000003700                    	....7.
USCSICMD ioctl returned 0, errno 0
inquiry succeeded
returning f070001
got back:
01800202330000185175616e74756d20	....3...Quantum 
444c5434353030202020202020202020	DLT4500         
43443541515a000425040100110b111a	CD5AQZ..%.......
80000101433030                  	....C00
vendor id Quantum
product id DLT4500  
firmware id CD5
not a supported unit, 0byte = 0x1, 0byte&0x1f=0x1Entering exb_open
entering ftt_scsi_open(/dev/juke0,..)
filehandle == -1

Peripheral Device Type
on the tape drive LUN, this field is set to 01h, indicating a sequential access device. On the Medium Changer LUN, this field is set to 08h. All other LUNs will return 1FH

name="sst" class="scsi"
	target=4 lun=1;

/usr/sbin/rem_drv sst
add_drv -i "juke" -m '* 770 root sys' sst

cxh at eecs