> Finally got there:
>
> echo 'noauto,0x,0xedff' >> /etc/chandev.conf
> echo 'noauto,0xee03,0x' > /etc/chandev.conf
> echo 'add_parms,0x10,0xee00,0xee02,portname:OSA1' > /etc/chandev.conf
> echo 'qeth0,0xee00,0xee01,0xee02' > /etc/chandev.conf
> modprobe qeth
Did this really do the job? I
"Rob van der Heij" wrote:
> > Hmm. You need to spend a few minutes learning some basic vi commands.
> > Creating .conf files with echo is certainly feasible, but not very
> > desirable!
>
> Tee hee... when you're trying to load the qeth that is probably because
> you don't have a network connecti
> echo 'noauto,0x,0xedff' >> /etc/chandev.conf
> echo 'noauto,0xee03,0x' > /etc/chandev.conf
> echo 'add_parms,0x10,0xee00,0xee02,portname:OSA1' > /etc/chandev.conf
> echo 'qeth0,0xee00,0xee01,0xee02' > /etc/chandev.conf
> modprobe qeth
Surely it's backwards:
echo 'noauto,0x,0xedff'
> Hmm. You need to spend a few minutes learning some basic vi commands.
> Creating .conf files with echo is certainly feasible, but not very
> desirable!
Tee hee... when you're trying to load the qeth that is probably because
you don't have a network connection, and cannot use vi even if you kne
Finally got there:
echo 'noauto,0x,0xedff' >> /etc/chandev.conf
echo 'noauto,0xee03,0x' > /etc/chandev.conf
echo 'add_parms,0x10,0xee00,0xee02,portname:OSA1' > /etc/chandev.conf
echo 'qeth0,0xee00,0xee01,0xee02' > /etc/chandev.conf
modprobe qeth
Cheers,
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John P Taylor
Linux & VM Syste