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"James B. Byrne" <[log in to unmask]>
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James B. Byrne
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Mon, 12 Sep 2005 12:24:27 -0400
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In my continuing saga I am now trying to get SLTCOPY to work,
without much success.  I am attempting to write the contents of a
factory SLT to a disc file on a private volume.  I am running the
program from a directory with PM is the SYS account while logged on
as MANAGER.SYS.

I am trying to write the SLT contents to a disc file
FSLT750.MPEIX750.BACKUPS which is homed to the private volume
HAL_BKUP.  The process starts, reads from the tape for a bit and
then tape activity stops and the program neither returns nor gives
any indication of what it is doing or waiting for.  There are no
console requests issued other than the original tape mount.

I cancelled the latest run using <break>:ABORT and when I went to
the console I saw this:

11:42/#S214/71/FROM/TULASA.HARTLYNE/Network logon from xxxx
MPS: installed device clone as major 1
MPS: installed device sad as major 121
MPS: installed module sw2proc
MPS: installed module sc
MPS: installed module pipemod
MPS: installed device log as major 122
MPS: installed module timod
MPS: installed module tirdwr
MPS: installed device loop as major 124
Starting Streams/iX memory freeze process [pin 101]
Starting Streams/iX memory release process [pin 102]
Starting Streams/iX scheduler [pin 103]
11:58/#S210/55/LOGOFF ON LDEV #11.

LDEV 11 is the session I aborted STLCOPY from and then logged off.

Does anyone have any idea where these references to MPS and
STREAMS/iX came from and what it means?  I can only imagine that it
must be associated with the SLTCOPY program because other than that
and QEDIT I have not run nor streamed any other programs / JOBS.

James Hofmeister wrote to the list in Sep. 1999 that this behaviour
could be caused by doing some things in the POSIX shell.  Would
running "man" or "find" do this?

Regards,
Jim
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