Josh, No, /dev/dasdb would be correct. He's writing to a part of the volume that is _not_ included in the ext2 file system.
Mark Post -----Original Message----- From: Konkol, Josh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 9:03 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ZILO crashes I think you are supposed to use /dev/dasdb1 not just /dev/dasdb Josh Konkol, CNE MCSE Senior Network Analyst GuideOne Insurance Mail Stop AB-1 515-267-2427 [EMAIL PROTECTED] .~. /V\ /( )\ ^^-^^ -----Original Message----- From: Tim-Chr. Hanschen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 6:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: ZILO crashes Hi, next problem. I wanted to add some devices to the system. First of all I added the devices to the parmfile. Then I tried to run zilo... osa-rzl1:/boot # zilo -F /etc/zilo.conf -d /dev/dasdb o->conffile set to /etc/zilo.conf o->ipldevice set to /dev/dasdb Testlevel is set to -2 IPL device is: '/dev/dasdb' bootsector is: '/boot/zilo-kernel/ipleckd.boot'...ok... bootmap is set to: '/boot/zilo-kernel/boot.map'...ok... Kernel image is: '/boot/zilo-kernel/image'...ok... WARNING: Couldn't get version of kernel image, using generated name '/boot/paramufp05n` original parameterfile is: '/boot/parmfile'tempfile is /boot/paramufp05n ...ok...final parameterfile is: '/boot/paramufp05n'...ok... zilo.c (line:535) 'ioctl (devfd, BIODASDRWTB(), &blk)' returned 25='Inappropriate ioctl for device' The first few lines looked quite ok, but then the zilo seems to have a problem. Ideas? - Tim -
