Ken, If your DASD volumes are still mounted, then just chroot /mnt and then cd /boot and re-run the silo command with the correct parameters.
If your DASD volumes are not mounted, then check to make sure the dasd_mod module is still loaded (lsmod), re-mount them on /mnt and whatever below that (/mnt/usr if you had a /usr file system, etc.) then do the chroot /mnt command, etc. Mark Post -----Original Message----- From: ken dreger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 4:01 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SUSE s390 kernel errors OK, I did the entire FTP suse s390 SLES-7 31 bit installation, now after 14+hours of installation the configuration script is saying that it cannot issue the command: chroot /mnt/sbin/silo -d /dev/dasda -t2 resulted in a error...... So how do I get past this without doing a install again..... *Darn Script people !!!* ken
