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| I have a GXT135 on a p630 that was working fine as lai0. I had to move it to another slot to add other adapters and, upon rebooting, lai0 was Defined but lai1 was Available with a lower resolution. I did an "rmdev -d -l lai0" and rebooted but that just left lai1. I've corrected the resolution but is there any fairly easy way to get lai1 to be renumbered to lai0? I'm just looking for consistency with other pSeries systems here. Thanks in advance. |
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| PK wrote: > I have a GXT135 on a p630 that was working fine as lai0. I had to > move it to another slot to add other adapters and, upon rebooting, > lai0 was Defined but lai1 was Available with a lower resolution. I > did an "rmdev -d -l lai0" and rebooted but that just left lai1. I've > corrected the resolution but is there any fairly easy way to get lai1 > to be renumbered to lai0? I'm just looking for consistency with other > pSeries systems here. I had a similar problem on a 44P. The easy way was to remove all entries (set "remove from database" to "yes) with smit and after that do a "configure new devices added after IPL"... Benjamin |
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| "PK" <patk1002@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:932813dc.0407031818.5d95bee9@posting.google.c om... > I have a GXT135 on a p630 that was working fine as lai0. I had to > move it to another slot to add other adapters and, upon rebooting, > lai0 was Defined but lai1 was Available with a lower resolution. I > did an "rmdev -d -l lai0" and rebooted but that just left lai1. I've > corrected the resolution but is there any fairly easy way to get lai1 > to be renumbered to lai0? I'm just looking for consistency with other > pSeries systems here. Thanks in advance. # rmdev -dl lai0 ; rmdev -dl lai1 ; cfgmgr |
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| patk1002@yahoo.com (PK) wrote in message news:<932813dc.0407031818.5d95bee9@posting.google. com>... > I have a GXT135 on a p630 that was working fine as lai0. I had to > move it to another slot to add other adapters and, upon rebooting, > lai0 was Defined but lai1 was Available with a lower resolution. I > did an "rmdev -d -l lai0" and rebooted but that just left lai1. I've > corrected the resolution but is there any fairly easy way to get lai1 > to be renumbered to lai0? I'm just looking for consistency with other > pSeries systems here. Thanks in advance. rmdev -dl lai1 cfgmgr You'll then have a lai0 This is consistent, but it's AIX that stores the details. |
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| steve@wakefieldrfc.freeserve.co.uk (Steve Nottingham) wrote in message news:<42862645.0407040433.4deef532@posting.google. com>... > patk1002@yahoo.com (PK) wrote in message news:<932813dc.0407031818.5d95bee9@posting.google. com>... > > I have a GXT135 on a p630 that was working fine as lai0. I had to > > move it to another slot to add other adapters and, upon rebooting, > > lai0 was Defined but lai1 was Available with a lower resolution. I > > did an "rmdev -d -l lai0" and rebooted but that just left lai1. I've > > corrected the resolution but is there any fairly easy way to get lai1 > > to be renumbered to lai0? I'm just looking for consistency with other > > pSeries systems here. Thanks in advance. > > rmdev -dl lai1 > cfgmgr But since lai1 is my active console, when I do "rmdev -dl lai1", I get 0514-062 "Cannot perform the requested function because the specified device is busy." I've done an init S to go into ASCII console single-user mode but still have the same problem. How do I get past the "device busy" message? TIA. > You'll then have a lai0 > > This is consistent, but it's AIX that stores the details. |
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| > But since lai1 is my active console, when I do "rmdev -dl lai1", I get > 0514-062 "Cannot perform the requested function because the specified > device is busy." Hook up a tty, or a windoze machine using a null modem cable, on tty0 and reassign the console to tty0. reboot. Then deal with the graphics device. In other words, you're going to have to move the console. If you're on the network, you don't necessarily need a physical device connected to tty0, but it will take a reassignment and a reboot. -- Gary R. Hook / AIX PartnerWorld for Developers / These opinions are MINE __________________________________________________ ______________________ |