IXA installation - cannot see the adapter -- MIDRANGE-L

This is my first IXA installation and I am a little uncertain whether Ihave done things correctly. I have a x366 xServer that I rackinstalled. It had two cards installed in the xServer: an RSA II cardand the 1519 IXA card (in slot 2, covering also slot 3).

At this point in the process I had a question that I couldn't getanswered by the manual or other on-line resources. The installationinstructions (page 45 of the Integrated xSeries Adapter manual) refersto a step 6. To wit:

"6. Provide 3.3v standby power for the card position by doing thefollowing:

a. Locate J35 and install a jumper to connect the pins by doing one ofthe following. For a 2-pin configuration, install a jumper to connectthe two pins. For a 3-pin configuration, move the jumper from thedefault position to the enabled position by moving the jumper to theuppermost 2 pins as viewed from the front of the server.

b. Locate J40 and install a jumper to connect the two pins. For a 2-pinconfiguration, install a jumper to connect the two pins. For a 3-pinconfiguration, move the jumper from the default position to the enabledposition by moving the jumper to the rightmost 2 pins as viewed from thefront of the server."

The thought that occurred to me was "I need to jumper something in orderto get power to the cards?" So I didn't complete that step. Thesefailing bi-focaled eyes couldn't see those jumpers anyway. Perhaps thatwas my big mistake.

Next step - Cabling. Man! These guys are expensive because of thecables needed to connect the xServer and System i together! This iswhere my newness in installing one of these things left me uneasy. Thecable between the RSA card and the 1519 was well labeled and easy toinstall. The SPCN cable went from the "little brick" SPCN adapter tothe UPS (via a "Y" Cable). However, I got uneasy with the HSL cables.Having never dealt with HSL cabling, I was uncertain how to establishthe "loop". I connected one cable from the IXA to the System i, and thenconnected the other cable from the IXA to the System i. There seemed tobe only one way to install these and the only thing I could have donewrong was establish the "loop" incorrectly. Would that be important? Iran the first cable from the left-most connector on the IXA to thetopmost connector on the System i. I ran the second cable using theremaining connectors. Seemed *fairly* straight forward.

The problem is that I don't see the adapter when I use the WRKHDWRSC*CMN command. I see a 268C resource type but the manual says that itshould be a 2689 resource type. I think the 268C is the Linux partitionusing virtual hardware. But there is no 2689 resource listed.

Where should I start checking? The xServer DOES boot when I manuallyturn it on. I changed some BIOS settings as per the manual. So I thinkthe issue is the System i "seeing" the IXA.


Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

Pete Helgren