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From: Mike Tibor <tibor@tibor.org>
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Subject: ADSM/TSM on FreeBSD-6.0
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On FreeBSD 4.x I used the old SCO client to back up my FreeBSD boxes, 
which worked great for my needs.  However, I just installed my first 
FreeBSD 6.0 box, and have having some problems making it work.  Here's 
what I get:

mtibor@mailxf$ /usr/adsm/dsmc
Abort trap: 6

Doing a kldstat verifies that ibcs2.ko and ibcs2_coff.ko are both loaded.

I've also tried the Linux client and although I can get to the "tsm>" 
prompt, if I try to execute an incremental backup I get the following 
error:

   ANS1030E The operating system refused a TSM request for memory
   allocation.

I do have linux.ko and linprocfs.ko loaded, and /proc mounted as linprocfs 
(not sure if I need that though).

Is there something about FreeBSD 6 that breaks the (admittedly ancient) 
SCO ADSM client?  Any pointers on how to get the Linux client to work?

Thanks in advance,
Mike