UNIX Configuration Guide

Model Identification in UNIX Configuration

Configuring for Specific UNIX Systems:

DEC Systems

HP Systems (series 700 only)

IBM RS/6000 Systems

PC-based UNIX Systems

Silicon Graphics Systems

Sun Systems

Verifying the Installation

Glossary

Model Identification in UNIX Configuration

This guide provides basic information on configuring HP SureStore DAT drives with various operating systems. The table below lists the models for which this information is appropriate.

HP SureStore DAT models covered in this guide:

Model	Type	Capacity	Identifier String for UNIX Configuration*
HP SureStore Tape 5000eU and 5000i	DDS-1 drives	2 gigabytes plus DCLZ compression	`HP35480A`
HP SureStore DAT8eU and DAT8i	DDS-2 drives	4 gigabytes plus DCLZ compression	`C1533A`
HP SureStore DAT24eU and DAT24i	DDS-3 drives	12 gigabytes plus DCLZ compression	`C1537A`
HP SureStore DAT24x6e	DDS-3 autoloader	6x12 gigabytes plus DCLZ compression	`C1557A`
HP SureStore DAT40e and DAT40i	DDS-4 drives	20 gigabytes plus DCLZ compression	`C5683A`
HP SureStore DAT40x6e and DAT40x6i	DDS-4 drives	20 gigabytes plus DCLZ compression	`C5713A`

*Drive Identification in UNIX Configuration: These strings should be used in UNIX scripts wherever the drive type has to be identified. The strings are also correct for HP SureStore Tape products using the newer C1534A and C1536A mechanisms, which are functionally equivalent to the older HP 35470A and HP 35480A units, respectively.