Hi,
sometime ago Mark appended to this forum the attached note (Sharing
reiserfs read-only) , it worked fine and from my test :
GuestB <==read reiserfs of== GuestA
- in zVM : define the IPL statement DIRECTORY of guestB as :
IPL xxxxx PARM DASD=A200(RO)
(where xxxxx your nss or mdisk ipl, mdisk add i.e. A200 in read
only, and it needs to do ipl )
- GuestB: link the mdisk of the other guestA as CP LINK XXXX
A200 RR (if not already linked via directory as A200)
- GuestB: check cat /proc/dasd/devices --> a200(ECKD) at ( 94: 44)
is dasdl (ro): active at blocksize: 4096, 600840 blocks, 2347 MB
- GuestB: mount /dev/dasdl1 /mnt -r
Bye.
>>>Re: Sharing reiserfs read-only / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>Hank,
>>>Check your parmfile where you specify your DASD device numbers. This is
a
>>>problem that's been run into a number of times. For any device that
you're
>>>going to be sharing read-only, make sure that (ro) follows the device
number
>>>for that volume. In your case that would mean:
>>>dasd=xxxx-yyyy,202(ro),zzz
>>>Also, make sure your /etc/fstab specifies that it's to be mounted
read-only,
>>>and that you have "0 0" as the last two parameters on the line.
>>>Mark Post
Cordiali saluti / Best regards
Marco
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