That helps if you understand OSA/SF - which I don't. What I want to be
able to prove to the people who control the network is that YES indeed, I
can have an LPAR share a port on an OSA card. The biggest thing preventing
my install of another Linux LPAR is another cable being strung to switch.
If I don't have to do that.....
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OSA/SF is used to configure OAT entries for different LPARS. There is a
LPAR
indicator on the entry that will assign the address pair to the LPAR at
activation time.
On Tuesday 19 November 2002 08:20 am, you wrote:
> For those of us who are unsure how to do that, How do* you configure an
osa
> card (ENTR, FAST and/or GBE) to be shared amongst LPAR's when one is
OS/390
> 2.10 and the others linux?
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> I'll start with the silly questions... was the OSA configured for port
> sharing between LPARS?
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> On Tuesday 19 November 2002 07:48 am, you wrote:
> > Hi.
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> > My colleague has a problem with G3 machine with OSA-2 card. SLES7
doesn't
> > see path to OSA (that path doesn't present in /proc/subchannels).
> > OS/390 on that machine works fine.
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> > Any suggestions?
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> > WBR, Sergey
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