Cfgmgr would give an error saying a deivce.scsi.* fileset was not installed but 
it was. 5.1.0.35 is the version. Sysadmin said the latest one was 5.1.0.36 so I 
told him
not to bother. There's alot of bosboot stuff going on when intsalling tsm and 
it is recommended to reboot after every one. I just chalk it up to experience...

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Richard Sims <rbs AT BU DOT EDU>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 2003-04-15 19:35:44

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>...But when I try to define the library through smit, I get the following 
>error :
>
>Method error (/etc/methods/cfgtsmdd):
>        0514-040 Error initializing a device into the kernel.

Had you tried a 'cfgmgr'?  I'm wondering how that would have fared, given your
finding that a reboot cleared the situation.  There's always the issue of an
install of a product trying to plant what it believes are the best device
drivers, rather than what the operating system ascertains in its device
discovery and loadings.

  Richard Sims, BU