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Operating Systems AIX AIX physical DVD/CD drive Post 303036470 by Phat on Friday 28th of June 2019 12:10:43 AM

06-28-2019

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Hi Bakunin,

Sorry for not doing that sooner. Below is the detailed output:

Code:

bash-4.4# lsdev | grep -i cd
cd0        Available 03-00-00    SATA DVD-RAM Drive
cd1        Defined   02-00-00    SATA DVD-RAM Drive
bash-4.4# lscfg -vl cd0
  cd0              U78CB.001.WZS0GY4-P2-D15  SATA DVD-RAM Drive

        Manufacturer................IBM.
        Machine Type and Model......RMBO0140532
        ROS Level and ID............RA64
        Device Specific.(Z0)........058002028F000030
        Part Number.................00RW610
        EC Level....................N99020
        FRU Number..................00RW611
        Hardware Location Code......U78CB.001.WZS0GY4-P2-D15

bash-4.4# lsdev -Cl cd0 -F parent
sata0
bash-4.4# lscfg -vl sata0
  sata0            U78CB.001.WZS0GY4-P1-C14-T1  Controller SATA Protocol
bash-4.4# rmdev -Rdl cd1
cd1 deleted
bash-4.4# rmdev -Rdl cd0
cd0 deleted
bash-4.4# lsdev | grep -i cd
bash-4.4# cfgmgr
bash-4.4# lsdev | grep -i cd
cd0        Available 03-00-00    SATA DVD-RAM Drive

Also tried this as well, but cannot put the device name. You can see it in the screenshot

Code:

https://publib.boulder.ibm.com/tividd/td/TEDW/GC32-0744-03/en_US/HTML/insmst293.htm

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