Solaris 2009-6 installed on a Toshiba A10 laptop; it is about 5 years old. I attach a 1.5Tb USB external hard drive. On boot, Solaris complains that it is too large for a 32 bit system. Consequentially, it doesn't show up in rmformat.
This drive had previously been plugged in to a 64 bit machine build from the same Solaris installation - it worked fine. To test, I get out a Toshiba NB200 running a Intel® Atom™ processor N270 and plug the hard drive in. Pulling up gparted it sees the drive with no problem. Now ... given that my plan is to get a FitPC2 and attach three of these 1.5Tb drives to it to form a ZFS raidz ... what are the bettings that it is going to work? Also, why is the A10 not seeing the drives? What have I missed? Can anyone shed some light on this please, before I loose what is left of my mind? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
