> s0: flags wm, /, sizeof(s2 - (s1 + s7) > s1: flags wu, swap, sizeof(RAM + 64MB) > s2: don't touch > s7: flags wu, 64.00MB (for metadb) >
I also prefer this kind of layout. But I think one should add a comment concerning this. There exists an issue in Solaris 9 (IIRC) where you cannot mirror the root slice after having setup the filesystem if the slice contains track 0 of the disk. Because of this I prefer placing the swap slice at the beginning of the disk and boot/root after it. This of course doesn't mean that boot/root has to be on s1, it still can be on s0... - Thomas This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
