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Use the ls -l
command to verify
that the HP FDDI/9000 device files, with major numbers of 191 for
Series 800, have been created correctly for each FDDI adapter installed.
Type the following HP-UX commands: cd /dev ls -l lan* Series 800: Series 800 device files
are created and bound to the I/O subsystem during system boot-up. The major number for HP-PB FDDI cards on Models 8x7, E, F,
G, H, I, K, and T500 computers is 191. The minor number is 0xnn0000
where nn is the byte for the card instance
number. The first card has a card instance number of 0. If additional
cards are added to the system, index values will be assigned in
numerical sequence as the cards are installed on the system. Check that the network interface state is up using
the ifconfig command: /usr/sbin/ifconfig Check that the hardware state of your FDDI adapter
is up using the lanscan command: /usr/sbin/lanscan
The lanscan command will display only
the DLPI major number. Use ls -l
lanX to verify the device files in the /dev
directory. If the major numbers, minor numbers, or device file names
are not correct, delete the device file entries from your /dev
directory and recreate them with the correct numbers using the mknod(1M)
command. If you want to configure your system for network connectivity,
continue with the next section, "Configuring Network Connectivity."
If not, continue with "Verifying Remote System Configuration." |
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