Chapter 4 Configuring Your Library
Working With Partitions
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For more information about how media policies work, see Understanding
Partition Media Policy Settings on page 107.
•For Automatic Drive Cleaning, click either Enable or Disable. This
setting is enabled by default.
Enabling automatic drive cleaning allows the library to initiate drive
cleaning each time a drive requests a cleaning operation. For automatic
drive cleaning to function, you must first configure drive cleaning for the
library. For more information about configuring drive cleaning, refer
Configuring Drive Cleaning on page 179.
8 To continue, click Next.
The Partitions - Step 3:Select Drives dialog box appears.
9 Select the location of one or more drives.
Make sure that you select the appropriate module because the library can
have drives in the control module and in any of the expansion modules.
10 You can add a drive to the partition by selecting the appropriate
drive check box. You can delete a drive from the partition by clearing
the drive's check box. You can identify a drive by its serial number
and location coordinates.
11 To continue, click Next.
The Partitions - Step 4:Select Storage Slots dialog box appears.
12 Select the rack you want to modify.
13 You can add an I/E station magazine by selecting the appropriate
check box. You can delete an I/E station magazine by clearing its
check box. You can identify an I/E station magazine by its location
coordinates.
14 To continue, click Next.
The Partitions - Step 5:Select I/E Slots dialog box appears.
Automatic drive cleaning should be enabled for
partitions only if the host application does not
support the coordination of drive cleaning. If drive
cleaning functionality is enabled on the host
application, do not enable automatic drive cleaning
for any partitions in the library.
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