Mark,
Thanks for the response. We figured it out, we were trying the auto
config,
and it was trying to assign the same portname to both GbE adapters. We
did a manual config for just one of the adapters, and it is now working.
Boy, this is an animal of a different color......gotta a lot to learn
Dave
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Dave Jousma
Lead Systems Administrator - Information Technology
Spartan Stores, Inc.
PO Box 8700
Grand Rapids, MI 49518
(616) 878-2883
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Subject: Re: HELP! Configuring OSA-E adapters in QDIO mode
Dave,
It may well be that these new adapters are at the microcode level that
requires a portname to be specified. Just what parameters are you passing
to the install scripts?
Mark Post
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Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 12:09 PM
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Subject: HELP! Configuring OSA-E adapters in QDIO mode
All,
Trying without much success in getting past the initial install of SuSe
Linux 7.0.
Successfully did a LOAD from CD on the HMC into an LPAR. Going through
the network configuration, it sees my OSA-express adapters, and I tell it
to
auto config them, but it comes back with error: No such device, and the
network
definition fails.
Any ideas? These are new OSA adapters, they may have never been
configured.
Dave
__________________________________________________________
Dave Jousma
Lead Systems Administrator - Information Technology
Spartan Stores, Inc.
PO Box 8700
Grand Rapids, MI 49518
(616) 878-2883
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
