Hi

 

We have been Kick Starting new z/Linux guests under RHEL 5.2. We have a
base build in the Kick Start of one MOD3 and two MOD27's.

 

In the CONF file we specify these devices (700, 800-801) things work
fine.

 

Recently we started adding another MOD27 to the base build (700,
800-802). Now during the Kick Start it initializes 700, 800, and 801 but
when it tries to init 802 it comes up with a message stating that it
needs to init 802 and asks you to reply YESNO [ ]. 

 

Does something need to change in the Kick Start setup to tell it that we
now have an 802 disk to init so to avoid this prompt?

 

 

Thank You,

 

Terry Martin

Lockheed Martin - Citic

z/OS and z/VM Performance Tuning and Operating Systems Support

Office - 443 348-2102

Cell - 443 632-4191

 

 

 

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