Hello all-

      I was hoping someone may enlighten me as to what I have not done or
done wrong with my new kernel config.  I went to the IBM site and
downloaded the kernel, glibc and associated tools patches for the 2.4.19
kernel and glibc 2.2.5 and gcc 3.2 (no patches on gcc).  I have run the
compile of gcc, then the new glibc, then re-linked and done gcc again and
followed with the rest of the toolchain and ending with the kernel.  All
compiled with the standard complaints about signed/unsigned and such, but
no serious errors or fatalities.  I moved the image and system.map, etc.
into the /boot dir and ran zipl with the new image as teh target in the
correct /boot dir.  What I get when I boot is interesting, it boots
normally, until I get to the device detection, then I get:

dasd(eckd): /dev/dasdf  ( 94: 20),0205@0a: 3390/0A(CU:3990/04) Cyl:1669
Head:15
Sec:224
dasd(eckd): /dev/dasdf  ( 94: 20),0205@0a: DIAG210 returned VRDCRCCL = 04,
VRDCC
RTY = 82, VRDCCRFT = 82
dasd(eckd): /dev/dasdf  ( 94: 20),0205@0a: XRC_supported reset because of
missin
g VM support
dasd(eckd): /dev/dasde  ( 94: 16),0204@09: (4kB blks): 239760kB at 48kB/trk
comp
atible disk layout
dasd(eckd): /dev/dasdf  ( 94: 20),0205@0a: 3390/0A(CU:3990/04):
Configuration da
ta read
debug: dasdf: new level 3


as an example of my dasdf, also the next step of initialization gives me:

dasd: waiting for responses...
Partition check:
 /dev/dasd/0201:VOL1/  0X0201: p1
 /dev/dasd/0202:VOL1/  0X0202: p1
 /dev/dasd/0203:VOL1/  0X0203: p1
 /dev/dasd/0204:VOL1/  0X0201: p1
 /dev/dasd/0205:VOL1/  0X0205: p1
dasd(eckd): We are interested in: CU 3880/00
dasd(eckd): We are interested in: CU 3990/00
dasd(eckd): We are interested in: CU 2105/00
dasd(eckd): We are interested in: CU 9343/00
dasd: Registered ECKD discipline successfully
dasd(fba): FBA  discipline initializing
dasd(fba): /dev/dasda  ( 94:  0),0200@05: 9336/10(CU:6310/80) 128MB at(512
B/blk
)
debug: dasda: new level 3

this is MUCH different from the other boot which sees the devices as dasda,
dasdb, dasdc, etc.

The boot further succeeds in mounting the /dev/root device in read only as
an ext2 partition, it goes on to fail while attempting to mount the /
filesystem claiming that I have no such device.  I come to the system maint
prompt, if I enter the root passwd and look around in /dev, there are no
devices for ti to mount whatsoever, no /dev/dasdb1, just
/dev/dasd/0201/part1.  I'm not sure of what I missed, but I must not have
gotten something correct with the devfs, because it doesn't seem to be
enumerating the devices correctly, or am I missing something more?
Please contact me by personal e-mail if needed or if you need more detail
of the problem.



                        Thanks in advance,


                        Murray Butler

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