How to mount drive or library on OSB 10.2.0.3.0

how to mount drive or library on OSB 10.2.0.3.0. My Tape library is DELL TL-2000 with windows 2003 (but the windows identify it as IBM TotalStorage 3575 library and IBM ULT3580-TD3 drive).
The Library and drive are detected by windows and no red or yellow mark on the device manager.
I try to read the user guide but still cannot make them work.
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here is some test that i do
ob> lsdev -lvg
TL-2000:
Device type: library
Model: //./obl0
Serial number: 00X2U78B5752_LL0
In service: yes
World Wide Name: TL-2000
Debug mode: no
Barcode reader: no
Barcodes required: no
Auto clean: no
Clean interval: (not set)
Clean using emptiest: yes
Unload required: yes
Ejection type: auto
Min writable volumes: 0
UUID: 70ba329b-f55a-463b-b269-a40941327e6c
Attachment 1:
Host: EIS-DATA
Raw device: //./obl0
Connection type: SCSI
Inquiry data:
Vendor: IBM
Product: 3573-TL
Firmware: 0.80
Serial number: 00X2U78B5752_LL0
Element counts / addresses:
1 mte: 1
23 se : 4096 - 4118
1 iee: 16
1 dte: 256
Moves:
From mte, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 1 dte 1
From se, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 1 dte 1
From iee, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 0 dte 1
From dte, to: mte 0 se 1 iee 1 dte 0
Ok_ops: move=1, reserve=1 sense_dev=1, sense_ele=1, unload_any=1, sense_dev_
range=1
Device characteristics: two_d=0, is_120=0, fake_mte=1, fake_iee=0, one_targe
t=0
State of barcode reader: present
Display: none
Dte 1: target 4 lun * no drive configured in dte
Warning: bus info unknown or drive not installed
ULT3580:
Device type: tape
Model: IDM
Serial number: [none]
In service: yes
World Wide Name: IDM
Automount: yes
Error rate: 8
Query frequency: 131072KB (134217728 bytes) (from driver)
Debug mode: no
Blocking factor: (default)
Max blocking factor: (default)
UUID: 8df27857-7920-4e3c-9476-38799f1bb7d3
Attachment 1:
Host: EIS-DATA
Raw device: //./obt0
Connection type: SCSI
Inquiry data:
Vendor: IBM
Product: ULT3580-TD3
Firmware: 6BA1
Serial number: 1210245771
Tape state: offline
Hardware compression: on
Last read was: uncompressed
Maximum block size: 262144
ob> catxcr -fl0 1.1
2008/11/03.09:33:26 ____________________________________________________________
2008/11/03.09:33:26
2008/11/03.09:33:26 Transcript for job 1.1 running on EIS-DATA
2008/11/03.09:33:26
2008/11/03.09:33:27 (atv) wait_ready failed - device offline (OB scsi device dr
iver)
2008/11/03.09:33:27 ---
2008/11/03.09:33:27 The volume in ULT3580 is not usable for job 1.1.
2008/11/03.09:33:27 The problem using ULT3580 and the volume it contains, if any, is
2008/11/03.09:33:27 device offline (OB scsi device driver)
ob> pingdev TL-2000
Info: library TL-2000 accessible.
ob> pingdev ULT3580
Info: drive ULT3580 accessible.
TIA

We need to increase the debug to see more output. Set the operations/backupoptions to -JJJJv and then re-run the backup and paste the transcript from that. Hopefully that will show more of the problem.

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