-q The ltfsee drive command GLYPH<SM590000> drive_serial[:attr] GLYPH<SM590000> node_id The  -q  option runs a quick-reconcile function, before the data migration function, which  resolves simple inconsistency problems between the IBM Spectrum Scale file system and  the IBM Spectrum Archive EE tapes. Files with inconsistencies that quick reconcile cannot  resolve are left on the source tape. The  reconcile  command needs to be run on those  files that are left on the source tape. All DMAPI-enabled IBM Spectrum Scale file systems  must be mounted to use this option. Run the  ltfsee drive  command to add a tape drive to or remove a tape drive from the IBM  Spectrum Archive EE system, as shown in the following example: ltfsee drive <add | remove> -d <drive_serial[:attr]> [-n <node_id>] [-l  <library_name>] Important:  A drive that is already added to a node cannot be added to another node. To  change the node on which that drive is located, first remove the drive by running the  ltfsee  drive remove  command and then add the drive to the wanted node by running the  ltfsee  drive add  command. This command adds a specified tape drive to the IBM Spectrum Archive EE system. When  you add a tape drive, you must specify values for the following variables: The drive serial number of the drive that you want to add. The  drive_serial  value has a  maximum length of 32 characters. attr  is a decimal numeric parameter that is optional for this command and can be  specified after “:”. This optional parameter  is only valid for IBM Spectrum Archive EE  versions V1R1.1.3 or later. A logical  OR  applies to set the three attributes: Migrate (4),  Recall (2), and Generic (1).  For example, a number of 6 for  attr  allows migration and recall jobs, whereas generic  jobs are disallowed. All of the attributes are set by default. If the tape drive to update has  attributes set by IBM Spectrum Archive EE, you must remove them before adding new  ones by using the  ltfsee drive remove  command. For more information about the usage  of the drive role, see 7.22, “Drive Role settings for job assignment control” on page 203. The node ID of the cluster to which you want to add the tape drive. The  drive remove -d <drive_serial>  command removes a specified tape drive from the IBM  Spectrum Archive EE system. When you remove a tape cartridge, you must specify a value  for the  drive_serial  variable. If a tape cartridge is in the specified tape drive and a job is in  progress, the tape cartridge is unloaded automatically when the job completes. The  drive_serial  is the drive serial number of the drive that you want to remove, as shown in the  following examples: ltfsee drive add -d 1068002111 -n 1 ltfsee drive remove -d 1068002111 302  IBM Spectrum Archive Enterprise Edition V1.2.6: Installation and Configuration Guide