Bernard Wu wrote: > My question is this. My /dev/dasda1 is a mini-disk sitting on volume 2061. > Should my parm list read : > > parameters = "dasd=2061,2500-2505 > > and what if volume 2061 is a 3390 mod 9 , which can hold several mini > disks. > What do I do then ? That parmline will give 2061 the "dasda" block device, 2500 will be "dasdb", 2501 "dasdc" ... 2505 will be "dasdg". If your rootfs is on 2061, and you specified "root=/dev/dasda1", you should have 2061 as first entry in your parmline. As for "minidisk" partitioned volumes, use the virtual device number instead of the physical one.
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