Thanks. That works.
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> linked in. This is OK when I am in multi-user mode. Could someone tell
me
> how to activate a newly added dasd via command line? I came across a
script
> that uses:
>
> echo "add range=$2" > /proc/dasd/devices
>
I guess the correct form is: echo "add device range=$2" >
/proc/dasd/devices
This is true only for kernel 2.4
If you are running with kernel 2.6.x (and I think SuSE9 uses that + 0.0.*
naming scheme) you have to use another method:
chccwdev -e 0.0.0200
or
echo 1 > /sys/bus/ccw/devices/0.0.0200/online
István
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