Hi all
Can anyone tell me how to add more DASD to the Hercules version of Fedora11??
I was wanting to use Fedora11 as a rescue system for one of my other zLinux's - my plan was to add the DASD image to the Hercules config file - after IPL I should be able to mount the broken disk and fix it...
After doing this the new devices wasn't detected ?? A quick Google said that 'kuzdu' didn't recognise HDDs - not sure what that all means but my suspicion is that the Fedora11 is pretty new and bare bones.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Bern
Bernie VK2KAD píše v St 08. 07. 2009 v 15:17 +1000:
Hi all
Can anyone tell me how to add more DASD to the Hercules version of Fedora11??
I was wanting to use Fedora11 as a rescue system for one of my other zLinux's - my plan was to add the DASD image to the Hercules config file - after IPL I should be able to mount the broken disk and fix it...
After doing this the new devices wasn't detected ?? A quick Google said that 'kuzdu' didn't recognise HDDs - not sure what that all means but my suspicion is that the Fedora11 is pretty new and bare bones.
You will need to specify all DASDs in /etc/modprobe.conf (you should have "options dasd_mod dasd=..." there) and regenerate the init ramdisk with mkinitrd.
Dan
On 07/09/2009 02:11 PM, Dan Horák wrote:
Bernie VK2KAD píše v St 08. 07. 2009 v 15:17 +1000:
Hi all
Can anyone tell me how to add more DASD to the Hercules version of Fedora11??
I was wanting to use Fedora11 as a rescue system for one of my other zLinux's - my plan was to add the DASD image to the Hercules config file - after IPL I should be able to mount the broken disk and fix it...
After doing this the new devices wasn't detected ?? A quick Google said that 'kuzdu' didn't recognise HDDs - not sure what that all means but my suspicion is that the Fedora11 is pretty new and bare bones.
You will need to specify all DASDs in /etc/modprobe.conf (you should have "options dasd_mod dasd=..." there) and regenerate the init ramdisk with mkinitrd.
You can actually put a offline DASD online in a running system as well:
chccwdev -e <nr>
where <nr> is the device number of the DASD you want to bring online. After you did this you should be able to see it in /proc/partitions and dmesg and so forth.
Hope that helps,
Thanks & regards, Phil