>My Linux LPAR was dormant for a couple of weeks at least, no one logging >on (since I'm the only user and I had other things to do). The guy who >does our IODF needed to make changes to make my Linux disks visible to the >z/OS LPAR (offline, but we'll need to see them to move them with FDRPAS >later this month). Somewhere in there (I didn't do it) someone did >'Deactivate' of the Linux LPAR from the HMC and now when I try to load it, >I get messages about my filesystems having problems and it doesn't come up >normally..
>Is this one of those situations where I will need to use the install CD as >a 'recovery system'? I could just install SLES10 from scratch (this was >SLES9) but I had such a "fun time" using my z/OS system FTP server as the >source for the install I thought it would be nice to use the z/Linux >system this time.. What is the actual message you are getting. With sles9 if you have added dasd after the initial install and you didn't run mkinitrd and zipl after adding the dasd you will a similar error but the system will come up. In this case go into your /etc/fstab and comment out the devices that you can't find, reboot and if you come up OK, go back and define the missing devices, run mkinitrd and zipl, reboot and hope. john ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: INFO LINUX-390 or visit http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?LINUX-390
