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http://www.hp.com/sbso/productivity/howto/tape_backup/which_solution.html LTO is faster and more reliable in my experience

Does the enquiry string appear correctly inthe BIOS of the HBA? CTRL-A to enter. Be sure cabling and terminator is good (Ultra-3) and that you do not have bent/broken pin on any connector

You may have a cable that have some bad connection, or a bent/retracted pin, moving connector from one to another drive, can introduce this kind of problem. Try with new cable, and you can use the Storageworks L&TT to diagnose connectivity of your device marino

If you are building a Backup server, it is ok if ony it can see the library, all other servers will have an agent and send the data to the backup server that will manage the library and store all the data on tape, this is a common configuration if you do not have SAN. All the servers do not need...

The drive in general can be put by the backup application is several status, that will prevent actions from the front panel. One of these status is "Reserve", if you drive is put in Reserved mode by the application, you cannot eject the tape. So you need to identify when you have the problem: if...

What you need is to load the tapes and run the catalogue command, this will read the tape and create a catalogue on the new server, or extract a already made catalogue from the tape. Another option is if you have saved the backup with the OBDR option is to boot from the tape and restore the data...