This is during install of sles8. I do the load and the dasd shows up in the window.
I go to another ssh to format and get these results...
I still think this has something to do with the RAMAC 3990-13 controllers
and older RAMAC B23 dasd.
I do not see any disk addrs in the /proc/subchannels...
We're going to wait a week or two until this client cuts over their z800 to
production, at which time it will
have access to a newer RVA....
Then we'll give it another go....
Thanks,
Dave Myers
Denver Solutions Group
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Dave, is this an install or adding dasd after the install? I have done both
with SLES8 on RAMAC (STK) with no problems as well as Shark.
The usual suspects are:
- during the install, did you "load" the dasd before going to next?
after install:
- have you added the devices to your zipl.conf and done the zipl?
- do you use cio_ignore and the volumes you want are in the ignore list?
- if not in the zipl.conf list, did you try varying them on with
echo "set device rang=xxx-yyy on" >> /proc/dasd/devices"
- if they're not in /proc/subchannels then they could be in th cio_ignore
list or not genned.
Regards, Jim
Linux S/390-zSeries Support, SEEL, IBM Silicon Valley Labs
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