Post, Mark K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The silo command does not create a file, it just writes some > information > (including the "ipl text" found in ipleckd.boot out to the > appropriate part > of the DASD unit.
Actually, silo writes one or two files. It creates a file called "boot.map" in the current directory (hence the advice to "cd /boot; silo ..."), and may also create a copy of the parm file if the "readonly" option is specified in /etc/silo.conf. Ross Patterson Computer Associates
