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Are you sure you don't have to:
mkinitrd
zipl
ANY time you make changes to volumes?
I do which yast would, at least, give you an informational message
telling you that you need to do those steps when you add/chg
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In SLES9, I use YaST to activate a minidisk
run initrd and zipl.
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Kurt.
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Oeps. That should be 'mkinitrd' and 'zipl'.
run initrd and zipl.
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Oeps
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Ranga Nathan wrote:
I could not find a man page on chccwdev.
Perhaps that would be helpful. One can always create an alias to make the
name rememberable.
The man page is part of the s390-tools package on Sles9. If you can't find it,
go update that package with YaST online update.
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I use echo add device range=200 /proc/dasd/devices
Ray Mrohs
Energy Information Administration
U.S. Department of Energy
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In SLES9, I use YaST to activate a minidisk that has been just added or
linked in. snip
Mrohs, Ray wrote:
I use echo add device range=200 /proc/dasd/devices
That file is not writable anymore in Linux 2.6., and it's
The same operation can be performed via sysfs:
echo 1 /sys/bus/ccw/drivers/dasd/device/online
Given that sysfs is deep nested, the tool chccwdev provides a
more user friendly way of enabling a device.
The syntax of chccwdev is not exactly obvious.
I may be poisoned by direct exposure to Plan
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The syntax of chccwdev is not exactly obvious.
I may be poisoned by direct exposure to Plan 9 for real work, but methinks
the consistency of using 'cat' is a bit more straightforward.
Developers tend to get user interfaces wrong. Anything specific that bothers
you with the
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I could not find a man page on chccwdev.
Perhaps that would be helpful. One can always create an alias to make
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In SLES9, I use YaST to activate a minidisk that has been just added or
linked in. This is OK when I am in multi-user mode. Could someone tell me
how to activate a newly added dasd via command line? I came across a script
that uses:
echo add range=$2 /proc/dasd/devices
to add the device numeber
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In SLES9, I use YaST to activate a minidisk that has been just added or
linked in. This is OK when I am in multi-user mode. Could someone tell
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linked in. This is OK when I am in multi-user mode. Could someone tell
me
how to activate a newly added dasd via command line? I came across a
script
that uses:
echo add range=$2 /proc/dasd/devices
I guess
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