IS there a way to avoid booting genvmunix to add a new disk ?

From: Anil Khullar <Anil.Khullar_at_mailhub.gc.cuny.edu>
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 1997 10:48:20 -0400 (EDT)

Hi,
        On my Alpha (running 3.2d-1), I'd slapped in a RZ29B-VA a
few weeks ago. Now I need to use it without booting genvmunix and
rebuilding the kernel using doconfig -c HOSTNAME.

The last disk active I added was the first disk on the second controller
DKB0. This new disk shows up as DKB100.

The entry in the config for the last disk looks like this -
device disk rz8 at scsi1 drive 64

Is it safe to assume that the new disk would be rz9 ? and if so does
the following entry look right -
device disk rz9 at scsi1 drive 72

If I add the above line and rebuild my kernel, would it be OK ? I want
to mimimize my downtime and reduce the number of stages (i.e avoid
booting genvmunix etc..)

Thanks in advance.

Anil Khullar
Graduate School & University Center
CUNY,
33 W 42nd Street,
New York NY 10036
Received on Thu Feb 20 1997 - 17:23:20 NZDT

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