>Being still more used to Linux disk-names like /dev/hda, I find 4
>disks(?): c0t1d0p0..4, c0t1d0s0..15, c1d0p0..4 and c1d0s0..15. The disk
>that is destined to be used is the 1st drive, 2nd IDE controller, or in
>Linux terms: /dev/hdc. The CDROM drive is 2nd drive, 1st IDE controller.
These are two disks; each has the following device nodes:
- p0 - entire disk
- p1 .. p4 - 4 primary partitions (/dev/hda ... /dev/hdd in Linux?)
- s0 .. s15 - 16 Solaris "slices" on the Solaris partition.
>The label command gives no problem now, but I wonder how to use "newfs".
>When I do "newfs /dev/rdsk/c1d0p0" it returns:
Here you try to newfs the full disk.
You need to newfs the slices you want ufs filesystems on, e.g.,
c0t1d0s0
Casper
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