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cfgmgrcfgmgr is a command under AIX/ksh - itthat checks for new hardware's -hardware; e.g.: new HDD's hasthat have been added without a shutdown.

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Question: Are there any similar commands under Linux? e.g.: ifIf "fdisk -l" doesn't recognize the new HDD (only after reboot) - or Linux. Or is Linux different from AIX, and this command is not needed?

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cfgmgr is a command under AIX/ksh - it checks for new hardware's - e.g.: new HDD's has been added without a shutdown.

Question: Are there any similar commands under Linux? e.g.: if "fdisk -l" doesn't recognize the new HDD (only after reboot) - or Linux is different from AIX, and this command is not needed?

thanks

cfgmgr is a command under AIX/ksh that checks for new hardware; e.g. new HDD's that have been added without a shutdown.

Question: Are there any similar commands under Linux? If "fdisk -l" doesn't recognize the new HDD (only after reboot). Or is Linux different from AIX, and this command is not needed?

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cfgmgr is a command under AIX/ksh - it checks for new hardware's - e.g.: new HDD's has been added without a shutdown.

Question: Are there any similar commandcommands under Linux? e.g.: if "fdisk -l" doesn't recognize the new HDD (only after reboot) - or Linux is different from AIX, and this command is not needed?

thanks

cfgmgr is a command under AIX/ksh - it checks for new hardware's - e.g.: new HDD's has been added without a shutdown. Are there any similar command under Linux? e.g.: if "fdisk -l" doesn't recognize the new HDD (only after reboot) - or Linux is different from AIX, and this command is not needed?

thanks

cfgmgr is a command under AIX/ksh - it checks for new hardware's - e.g.: new HDD's has been added without a shutdown.

Question: Are there any similar commands under Linux? e.g.: if "fdisk -l" doesn't recognize the new HDD (only after reboot) - or Linux is different from AIX, and this command is not needed?

thanks

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