dear list,
could you tell me when /etc/modprobe.conf is used -
besides when
1. booting the system
2. willingly submitting a modprobe command?
Problem:
Can I modify modprobe.conf so that in contains the *wrong* DASD addresses for a
while
(this should happen for the sake of copying the system DASD as a whole so that
the ready copy
contains the modified modprobe.conf for another LPAR with a different DASD
config.
As soon as the copy is ready I would switch modprobe.conf back to contain the
proper DASD adresses again.
This means "ruining" a config file for half an hour - what I don't know if
modprobe.conf is being used by other routines in an already running system?
Thanks
Anna
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Dr. Anna Fuhrmann
City of Vienna
MA 14 ADV, Referat EG3
Entwicklungsplattformen und Frameworks
Rathausstraße 1
1080 Wien
Tel.: 0043 1 4000 91639
Fax : 0043 1 4000 99 91639
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