Quoting David Boyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> For the link to appear, you either need to:
>
> 1) completely log the userid off and back on (shutdown and reipl of
> Linux doesn't do it -- CP reads the directory at logon time)
>
> 2) Log into the guest and do:
>
> #CP LINK * nnn nnn MR
> BEGIN
>
> Where you replace nnn with the virtual address of the minidisk you
> added. That will make it available during the current session, and the
> directory entry will activate it the next time you log off/on.
>
Regarding #2, I think that
a) the MR is unnecessary, and possibly dangerous. Omitting a link
mode will give the user whatever was defined as the default mode in
the directory, which might possibly have been R/O.
b) if the user was in virtual machine input mode (or whatever it is
called) - as seems to be the case in your example, since you
specified #CP, then why add the BEGIN?
Shimon
