An answer!

I re-ran my restore job with one parm to UPSTREAM added:

DISASTERRECOVERY Y

This re-created all my /dev files.  I tried to IPL from LINUX5, and got
an error message that kicked me out to CP; I re-mounted LINUX5's 100
disk on linux7, chroot'd to it, and ran zipl.  Unmounted, unlinked, and
linux5 IPL'd just fine.

Big thanks to all for your help.

-Matt


Adam Thornton wrote:

On Mar 22, 2006, at 1:14 PM, Matt Gourley wrote:

The plot thickens...

I checked /mnt/linux5/var/log/messages, and saw a number of these
entries:


Mar 22 13:54:10 (none) mingetty[777]: /dev/ttyS0: No such file or
directory

Upon checking /mnt/linux5/dev, I found that its well below its
complement of devices.  I checked /mnt/linux5/proc, and it too
seems to
be lacking directory structures and files.  Maybe it's a backup issue,
maybe it's a restore issue, but it's certainly an Upstream issue.   I
will find out what's going on, and keep you all posted.


/proc is going to be empty; all the stuff in there is dynamically
created as a result of various device drivers and kernel functions.

/dev, on the other hand....
Well, if you're running udev then a lot of the nodes will be
dynamically created.

On the other hand, it sure smells like it can't find a console.  Are
you sure FDR is set to back up device nodes as well as regular files?

Adam

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