Thanks to everyone that responded. We had a couple of problems that we
eventually corrected. Our main problem was caused by the CICS Transaction
Gateway (ctg) not returning control from the Linux INIT script. I will
pass along the steps we took for those newbies like myself, who might find
I rebooted my Linux system after 45 days and now I am receiving the
following error:
modprobe: modprobe: Can?t open dependencies file
/lib/modules/2.4.21-107-default/modules.dep (no such file or directory)
I have no network connectivity and my HMC console does not seem to be
processing any
Peter E. Abresch Jr. - at Pepco wrote:
I rebooted my Linux system after 45 days and now I am receiving the
following error:
modprobe: modprobe: Can?t open dependencies file
/lib/modules/2.4.21-107-default/modules.dep (no such file or directory)
I have no network connectivity and my HMC console
I am running one Linux in a native LPAR. How can I get access to Linux to
run the zipl. I have the HMC console and see messages but it does not seem
to respond to any commands.
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Are you using the SEND window to send commands in the HMC to linux?
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of entering a command from the HMC? Am I screwed? Can
I boot the installation and do anything to recover? I am open to any
suggestions at this point.
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Normally when I boot Linux, I receive an id prompt where I log on as root
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any command I enter via the HMC does
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Can you boot the starter system and then mount the installed disks,
chroot to the installed root and re-run zipl?
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This is his best option, I believe. Keeping those old tapes and VM reader
files laying around can be a lifesaver at times like this.
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Thanks to all that responded. I am booting the starter system now, once up,
how do I mount my file systems? Please provide command syntax as I am under
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