Please, We are using Debian in a s390 9672r34 g3 machine. How can I configure the devfs system in a new instalation ?
Step by step ( not exactly...): # echo 'add device range=102' >> /proc/dasd/devices # echo 'add device range=103' >> /proc/dasd/devices # dasdfmt -v -b4096 -l lxdeb2 -d cdl -n 102 # dasdfmt -v -b4096 -l lxdeb2 -d cdl -n 103 Using fdasd to partioning... /dev/dasd/0102/part1 -> boot ( 16 mbytes ) /dev/dasd/0102/part2 -> swap ( 512 mbytes ) /dev/dasd/0102/part3 -> var ( ~1.4 gbytes ) /dev/dasd/0103/part1 -> root ( 128 mbytes ) /dev/dasd/0102/part2 -> home ( 512 mbytes ) /dev/dasd/0102/part3 -> usr ( ~1.4 gbytes ) # mkswap /dev/dasd/0102/part2 # mke2fs -j -b4096 -J size=4 /dev/dasd/0102/part1 # mke2fs -j -b4096 -J size=4 /dev/dasd/0102/part3 # mke2fs -j -b4096 -J size=4 /dev/dasd/0103/part1 # mke2fs -j -b4096 -J size=4 /dev/dasd/0103/part2 # mke2fs -j -b4096 -J size=4 /dev/dasd/0103/part3 /usr/sbin/debootstrap --arch s390 woody /mnt http://http.us.debian.org/debian After running the about command line, in my /dev was non-devfs format with dasda, dasdb devices.... Please, where can I specify the information for my new instalation ? Marco Figueira Yahoo! Mail - 6MB, anti-spam e antivírus gratuito. Crie sua conta agora: http://mail.yahoo.com.br
