TAPE (Tape Unit) [G3iV1.1-286]
Issue 4 May 2002
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2. [G1.2 and later] Issue the test tape [a/b] long clear command for
the associated tape drive unit.
[G1.1 and earlier] Issue the test tape [a/b] long repeat 3 command
for the associated tape drive unit.
3. If all tests up to Test #505 pass, assume that the problem has been
resolved. Test #505 will fail if a successful save translations has not
occurred since the original failure.
If any tests other than Test #505 fail, resolve those errors and repeat
Step #3.
4. Issue the save translations command.
5. If the system contains recorded announcements, issue the save
announcements command.
l. Error Type #3843 indicates that during daily scheduled maintenance, the
automatic save translation failed. The failure occurred most likely as a
result of a hardware problem rather than a tape problem.
To clear Error Type #3843, follow the procedures given in the footnotes for
Error Type #3842.
m. [G1.1 and earlier] Translations were not saved on the tape(s)
corresponding to the port field(s) indicated. In this case, the port field points
to the Standby SPE at the time the error occurred. Resolve other tape
errors, and then issue the test tape long and save translations
commands, respectively.
n. [G1.1 and earlier] If these errors occur in conjunction with Error Type
#3329, a major alarm is logged against the error type. To resolve this
alarm, follow the instructions for Error Type #3329.
o. [G1.1 and earlier] “Leaky Bucket” strategy for Error Types #1793, #1828,
#2049, #2051, and #2084 on the Active SPE. Whenever any of these
errors appear in the Error Log, they will be automatically resolved within 48
hours if the errors do not recur within that period. In G1.0, this is the only
way these errors can be cleared (without resetting the system).
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