Geoff,

I haven't seen that reported before.  The characters displayed are next in
the collating sequence, so that seems OK.  I guess the main question is,
when the system comes up, are the device nodes defined in /dev, and do they
work?  If so, then I wouldn't worry about it much.

Mark Post

-----Original Message-----
From: Geoff O'Callaghan [mailto:gocallag@;au1.ibm.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 10:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: quick check on potential 2.4.19 problem


G'day,

I'm just doing a quick check to see if anyone has seen this problem before
doing some detailed research or if it's something that I've broken all by
myself :-)

We've just upgraded a SLES7 server to 2.4.19.  Our zipl.conf has disk
defined as :
dasd=0101,0201-0208,020f,0301-0308,0401-0408,0501,0502,0503

The platform is z/VM 4.1 on a G5 box.

The symptom we see are :

dasd: Registered successfully to major no 94
dasd(eckd): ECKD discipline initializing
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  0),0101@0c: 3390/0A(CU:3990/04) Cyl:200
Head:15 Sec:224
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  0),0101@0c: DIAG210 returned VRDCRCCL = 04,
VRDCCRTY = 82, VRDCCRFT = 82
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  0),0101@0c: XRC_supported reset because of
missing VM support
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  0),0101@0c: 3390/0A(CU:3990/04):
Configuration data read
debug: : new level 3
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  0),0101@0c: (4kB blks): 144000kB at 48kB/trk
compatible disk layout
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  4),0201@0d: 3390/0A(CU:3990/04) Cyl:200
Head:15 Sec:224
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  4),0201@0d: DIAG210 returned VRDCRCCL = 04,
VRDCCRTY = 82, VRDCCRFT = 82
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  4),0201@0d: XRC_supported reset because of
missing VM support
dasd(eckd): /dev/       ( 94:  4),0201@0d: 3390/0A(CU:3990/04):
Configuration data read


and

Partition check:
 dasda:VOL1/  0X0101: dasda1
 dasdb:VOL1/  0X0201: dasdb1
 dasdc:VOL1/  0X0202: dasdc1
.
.
.
 dasds:VOL1/  0X0401: dasds1
 dasd{:VOL1/  0X0501: dasd{1
 dasd|:VOL1/  0X0502: dasd|1
 dasd}:VOL1/  0X0503: dasd}1

Note the '{' where it should be /dev/dasdaa1 etc etc.

Anyone else seen this?

Cheers
Geoff

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