Hello, I'm interested in creating a "bootstrap" iplable 3390 for my Redhat (lpar) install.
I downloaded the images dir from the redhat site (into a USS hfs). The directions for creating the "bootstrap" pack call for the following files to be copied to disk: (from Linux for IBM zSeries and S/390: Distributions) - The kernel (e.g. cd1/suse/images/tapeipl.ikr) - The parameter file (e.g. cd1/suse/images/parmfile) - The RAMdisk (e.g. cd1/suse/images/initrd) The redhat site has 2 versions of the initrd and kernel files. Does it matter which ones I use ? /test/pub/s390/images/ Select one or more files with / or action codes. Type Perm Changed (GMT) Owner Size Fil,, Row 1 _,Dir 755 03/21/2002 13:40 TTCDSF 8192 . _,Dir 755 03/21/2002 14:06 TTCDSF 8192 .. _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:34 TTCDSF 3532542 initrd.img _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:34 TTCDSF 2639360 kernel.img _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:31 TTCDSF 25 lpar.prm _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:40 TTCDSF 162 redhat.exec _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:31 TTCDSF 25 redhat.parm _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:31 TTCDSF 25 redhat.prm _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:40 TTCDSF 151 redhat.tdf _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:36 TTCDSF 3531952 tapeinrd.img _,File 640 03/21/2002 13:37 TTCDSF 2639360 tapekrnl.img Also, I already have suse running in an lpar, is there any way that I can bypass creating a redhat "boot O/S" and actually do the redhat install from the suse lpar ? Thanks in advance, SG
