On Wed, Nov 23, 2005 at 12:00:31AM +0100, Ivan Warren wrote:
> > > # yaird -o /tmp/a 2.6.14-2-s390x
> > > yaird error: unsupported device required: dasda (fatal)
> > >
> > Could you post
>
> .. Most certainly...
Thanks, that helps. After looking at your output and a debian kernel
for s390 it seems that the kernel uses a module mapping table similar
to that used for usb and pci; the modules listed in that table match
closely with what you describe in your note.
Perhaps you could test the version that is now in the development tree?
Instructions:
apt_get install bzr
http_proxy=http://whatever.domain:port/ export http_proxy
bzr get http://www.xs4all.nl/~ekonijn/yaird.bzr/
cd yaird.bzr
sh bootstrap.sh
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local
make install
cd $HOME/local/etc
ln -s Debian.cfg Templates.cfg
cd /tmp
sudo $HOME/local/sbin/yaird -v -o junk.img
You're the first one to use this temporary, throw-away, bazaar-NG
repository, so you may find suprises. Let me know if you need a tarball
instead of this repository.
The code is untested and will probably break. If this happens and the cause is
not immediately obvious, could you add a load of Base::debug statements
to Ccw*.pm and post the diffs and output?
Note that the repository also contains EVMS support and ide-generic stuff;
the differences are a bit much for a patch. Lets get this working first,
sort out the packaging afterwards ...
Regards,
Erik
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