Post, Mark K wrote:
I haven't gone through a Debian/390 install with OCO modules, but I would
think that at some point you would need to copy the OCO module from the
ramdisk to your /lib/modules tree so that the installed system could access
it after the IPL.
This is done by Debian's installer (called dbootstrap) when you select
"Configure Device Driver Modules" from the main menu and when the second
ramdisk is mounted.
Maciej, did you select "Configure Device Driver Modules" when you've
done your installation? Which alias is defined for eth0 in
/etc/modules.conf ("grep eth0 /etc/modules.conf" in the installed
system)? It should be "lcs" for OSA-2 and OSA-Express in non-QDIO mode
or "qeth" for OSA-Express in QDIO mode.
Regards,
Stefan Gybas
