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| hello all, after installing two new fibre-channel cards & two ethernet cards into a p630 and powering back up, i couldnt see them listed as resources in 'diag -> resource selection'... so i went to 'smitty -> devices -> install(or whatever)' and got the following error/warning: "cfgmgr: 0514-621 WARNING: The following device packages are required for device support but are not currently installed. devices.pci.ethernet:devices.pci.14108902....etc & devices.pci.fibre-channel:devices.pci.df108059.... etc SO... i have looked on ibm's website for these msg's to no avail. does anyone know what the procedure is for this? sorry i'm a sun/solaris admin with little/no experience on pseries/aix. where are these "packages", and whats the deal for getting these pci-cards recognized and functional? thanks. |
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| cc wrote: > > hello all, > after installing two new fibre-channel cards & two ethernet cards > into a p630 and powering back up, i couldnt see them listed as > resources in 'diag -> resource selection'... so i went to 'smitty -> > devices -> install(or whatever)' and got the following error/warning: > "cfgmgr: 0514-621 WARNING: The following device packages are required > for device support but are not currently installed. > devices.pci.ethernet:devices.pci.14108902....etc > & > devices.pci.fibre-channel:devices.pci.df108059.... etc > > SO... > > i have looked on ibm's website for these msg's to no avail. > does anyone know what the procedure is for this? > sorry i'm a sun/solaris admin with little/no experience on pseries/aix. > > where are these "packages", and whats the deal for getting these > pci-cards recognized and functional? > > thanks. Mostly cards that I have received from IBM that need drivers that superceeded the ones provided with the operating system CD's have come with an additional drivers CD. If they did not and are not on your Operating system CD's, first sugestion would be to go to IBM's website and search for fixcentral From fixcentrals home page select Server eSeries p5, pSeries, .... Product AIX operating system ..... Then select Specific fix for your Operating system level Enter the PCI id (14108902) in the search box and download the listed files Check the ID of the fibrechanel card I have not seen the one you list above but I have seen df1080f9 The gigabit network driver cirtainly exists for AIX 5.2 as I have it installed on a P520. Caution if you are adding fibre channel cards to an existing machine, I have run in to problems where the Firmware release on the card superceeds that supported by the Operating System or platform. -- J. David Rye http://www.roadrunner.uk.com http://www.rha.org.uk mailto://hostman@netman.road-runner.net |
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| cc wrote: > hello all, > after installing two new fibre-channel cards & two ethernet cards > into a p630 and powering back up, i couldnt see them listed as > resources in 'diag -> resource selection'... so i went to 'smitty -> > devices -> install(or whatever)' and got the following error/warning: > "cfgmgr: 0514-621 WARNING: The following device packages are required > for device support but are not currently installed. > devices.pci.ethernet:devices.pci.14108902....etc > & > devices.pci.fibre-channel:devices.pci.df108059.... etc > > SO... > > i have looked on ibm's website for these msg's to no avail. > does anyone know what the procedure is for this? > sorry i'm a sun/solaris admin with little/no experience on pseries/aix. > > where are these "packages", and whats the deal for getting these > pci-cards recognized and functional? The deal: $ cfgmgr -i LocationOfSoftware Example: You have stored all software ( with gencopy or bffcreate and NOT with cp ) to /usr/sys/inst.images $ cfgmgr -i /usr/sys/inst.images or if the software is still on CD $ cfgmgr -i /dev/cd0 Now the device should function. Its easy isn't it ;-) You should also think about to read: AIX Reference for Sun Solaris Administrators http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246584.html Welcome to AIX Hajo |