Would a find and replace with sed do the job?
sed -e 's/c20/c70/g' /etc/modules.conf
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Subject: Help changing modules.conf
Hi all,
I had mentioned a while ago that we were going to a z890 and I was
running SuSE Linux SLES S/390 Version 7.2.0-0 (Kernel 2.4.7) running in
an LPAR (no z/VM). Well, the z890 was installed over last weekend.
However, the person doing the IODF changed the OSA address from c20 to
c70. Now I can't access the Linux LPAR except thru the HMC. The
Integrated ASCII Console does nothing but give me a black screen and
YaST just looks like garbage on the HMC.
I know the c20 address is in /etc/modules.conf. Is there some way to
make this change?
Thanks,
Craig
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