This happens when there is a tape in the drive and the slot from which the tape was loaded is full. Either you can run nsrjb -u and check which slot networker tries to unload the tape. empty that slot and this will fix the problem. The other way round for small libraries is that you can remove all the tapes in the library. Then you can run nsrjb -HEvv or nsrjb -u and let unload the tape to whichever slot it goes to.
Both suggested commands will fail as they will try to unload tape and you will get the same error. Check via nsrjb what tapes are loaded and make sure their slots are emptied. Then eject those tapes and do reset&inventory.
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Posted September 30th, 2008 07:00
your jukebox is not synchronized with your networker database, so NW tells the jukebox to put a tape in a slot which is full.
Try to synchronize it by issuing the nsrjb -I command (the parameter is the letter 'I' like india, not the 'l' like 'lima')