Thank you for sharing your expertise! This is my first steps into the Solaris world, I can surely need som guidance.
I got a reply from another person about how to lay out my disc: Instead, I would create two 10 GB for / and 10 GB for an alternate / (to multiboot a different Solaris release) and use all remaining space (~73 GB?) as a ZFS pool with these filesystems inside: - /export/home (don't use /home which is automounted) - /opt - /opt (alternate) - /export - /usr/local It seems difficult to do? You basically say that I should put everything in only two slices, on for Solaris 30GB, and the other one for /export/home 50GB. That sounds easy. I never knew about fragmentation being nonexistant on UFS. I am drilled from Windows to avoid fragmentation. Before, I would install all the programs I would use most first, because they would be close to the File Allocation Table, and stuff. But now it seems not really necessary with all that stuff. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
