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Linux kernel 2.6 and nsrmmd

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litauer

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Since I upgraded my networker server (7.1.3) to SuSE Linux 9.3, kernel 2.6.11 I got lots of log messages:

kernel: program nsrmmd is using a deprecated SCSI ioctl, please convert it to SG_IO

As far as I found out, I am not able to convert anything. Instead I seem to need a converted version of nsrmmd by someone (Legato I think).
.. and I really need it: I backup to an adv_file device which in fact is a xfs filesystem. Doing a backup and some index operations (nsrim, nsrmm) in parallel, leads in a corrupted filesystem (two times now)! I never have had such effects using networker 7.1 on a SuSE 9.0 server using kernel 2.4.x.

Anybody has an idea what to do?
 
First of all you have to verify whether your configuration is even supported. As you can see from the Compatibility Guide, support for NW 7.1.3/SuSE 9 is very small and only for SuSE Enterprise Server 9. Also XFS is nopt listed.

nsrmmd talks to the devices via the OS drivers - Legato does not install proprietary drives - so i assume that an OS driver causes the problem.
 
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