Thanks! Sure enough, page 46 in "Installing Debian GNU Linux 3.0 for
S/390" is "Device Names in Linux". Totally skipped over it...
Debian boots now.
Scott
Stefan Gybas
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Scott Chapman wrote:
> /dev/dasd/0151:VOL1/ 0X0180: p1
> /dev/dasd/0152:VOL1/ 0X0152: p1
Debian uses DevFS on S/390 so the device files are named
/dev/dasd/xxxx/* instead of /dev/dasd[a-z]*. xxxx is the device number,
e.g. 0151.
> Even trying to run fdasd fails on Debian:
> (none):~# fdasd /dev/dasdb
> fdasd /dev/dasdb
Try fdasd /dev/dasd/0151/disc
Regards,
Stefan Gybas
