does the machine specific disk contain the NIC driver?
If yes but failed, I guess that driver does not work under mini-win2000 env.
if you do want to recover this machine, I think you may have a trial of replacing the NIC and modifying the machine specific disk files.
first, it's not an option for AS but a independent component.
it doesn't have to install on the same machine with AS. actually, I won't suggest you install them on the same machine even they can.
there're two components of SRM: Applications Server (AS) and Windows Client. you have to meet the...
as what I'd always say regarding to this kind of problem:
1. check CA CDL;
2. update the SCSI adapter driver;
3. disable the tape drive and changer in OS device manager;
4. apply the latest CA service pack and device support patch.
KaJuHe,
are u sure the tapetest did erase the tape in pre job? what I'm thinking is the device group is opened at the beginning of the job starts. tapetest can't operate on the media w/ "group already open" error.
to confirm this, execute a batch file instead of tapetest:
tapetest -z -m1 d2...
I have to say it's HW related if just review this log file. of coz CA support can't and won't locate the HW problem just like that HP/Compaq engine won't suggest you apply what CA patch even there's.
I did experience replacing the tape drive for several time and at the end proved to be HW...
normal procedure:
1. check CA CDL;
2. update the SCSI adapter driver;
3. disable the tape drive and changer in OS device manager;
4. apply the latest CA service pack and device support patch.
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