Tru64 Hardware Manager Cleanup / RenumberOriginal Problem: I had moved around PCI cards in an ES45, including two DE602 NICs. When I got done, I was left with ee4, ee5, ee6, ee7 instead of ee0, ee1, ee2, ee3. Working Solution: (see also: http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=963163
#hwmgr -remove name -entry ee4 #ee5,ee6,ee7
#shutdown -r now
Failed Solution(1): various combinations of
#hwmgr -delete component -id 80 #ids from hwmgr show component
Failed Solution(2): Rebuild the device database and kernel. Something like:
P00>>>boot .file genvmunix .flag s DKAx00
#mount .u /
#dn_setup .init
#/sbin/dfsmgr .K
#bcheckrc
#doconfig
#cp /?/?/vmunix /vmunix
Probably I didn't get the device database well and truly cleaned out. Some of this might have helped a lot:
#cd /mnt/etc
#rm dec_* dccd.* dcdd.* dfsc.* dfsl.* cfginfo
#cd /mnt/dev
#rm tty0* lp* kevm* scp*
#cd /mnt/cluster/members/member
#rm .Booted
#cd /mnt/cluster/members/member/devices
#rm .rf *
#cd /mnt/cluster/members/member/etc/
#rm cfginfo dfsl.*
see also: Summary: prebuild a 5.1a system disk
keywords: keywords date: 03/04/2006 |
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