# Sample/Information file: # This file is for tape device vendors to specify values specific to # their drives. # The tape device vendor is to supply the values of the required keys # and any optional keys, and to test the device to NetApp's criteria. # Once Netapp has formally approved the configuration file, the device # can be placed into service on a NetApp system. # If you require a device currently unsupported by NetApp, please # contact your NetApp customer service representative. # NetApp may only support devices that have completed NetApp's internal # qualification testing. # Number of dynamic qualified tape models is limited to 10. # Number of files in the tape_config directory is limited to 64. # Lines are limited to 80 characters or fewer. # Leading whitespace is skipped. # Any line with a '#' character as first character is a comment. # Comments cannot be embedded with entries. # Blank lines (or lines containing just whitespace) are ignored. # Keys may not be duplicated within one file # The following keys are required: # vendor_id= (string, limit of 8 bytes) # product_id= (string, limited of 16 bytes) # id_match_size= (decimal len of match for product id) # product_pretty= (string, limit 16 bytes) # [lmha]_description= (string, limit 24 bytes) # [lmha]_{density,algorithm}=0x (hex codes) # The following keys are optional: # autoload= ("yes"/"no",default is "no") # Note: autoload refers to a drive's ability to ready a cartridge # without the need for the execution of a SCSI start/stop command. # cmd_timeout_0x (number in millisec, sec, min..default are sec) # # # All entries take the form of key=value, with no white spaces # unless it is in between quotes, denoting space in a string. # # String values are in double-quotes, and match size is in decimal. # Density and alogrithm values are in hex, 0x prefix is part of the key. # Timeout values are in decimal with an additional character. # 5m -- 5 minutes # 200 -- 200 seconds # 6000ms -- 6000 milliseconds # Illustration of Sample file: # vendor_id="TAPECO" # product_id="TAPEDRIVE2001" # id_match_size=11 # vendor_pretty="Tape Company" # product_pretty="Tape Drive 2001" # l_description="2 GB" # l_density=0x01 # l_algorithm=0x81 # m_description="4 GB (compression)" # m_density=0x01 # m_algorithm=0x82 # h_description="6 GB" # h_density=0x10 # h_algorithm=0x88 # a_description="12 GB (compression)" # a_density=0x10 # a_algorithm=0x89 # cmd_timeout_0x01=5m # cmd_timeout_0x12=7000ms # cmd_timeout_0x1b=60s # Note: "#" should be absent from lines containing key=value. # Note: It's recommended that timeout values not be specified. # in the configuration file due to the high risk of # not specifying a proper timeout value. But if command # timeout values are used, make note of the default timeout # values, listed below, being used by the tape driver. # scsi command name scsi_opcode (hex) time-out value # test unit ready 0x00 30 sec # rewind 0x01 60 min # read 0x08 5 min # write 0x0A 18 min # write filemarks 0x10 9 min # space 0x11 60 min # inquiry 0x12 10 sec # mode select 0x15 10 sec # erase 0x19 180 min # mode sense 0x1A 10 sec # load/unload 0x1B 5 min # report luns 0xA0 10 sec # read position 0x34 10 sec # Quantum SDLT-320 Configuration File vendor_id="QUANTUM" product_id="SDLT320" id_match_size=7 vendor_pretty="Quantum" product_pretty="Model SDLT320" l_description="98250bpi 80 GB DLTIV cmp" l_density=0x89 l_algorithm=0x10 m_description="133Kbpi 200 GB SDLT cmp" m_density=0x48 m_algorithm=0x10 h_description="190Kbpi 160 GB SDLT " h_density=0x49 h_algorithm=0x0 a_description="190Kbpi 320 GB SDLT cmp" a_density=0x49 a_algorithm=0x10 autoload="yes"