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Originally Posted by hellotommy
Thanks DukeNuke2
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1 Active Solaris2 1 2610 2610 7
2 Solaris2 2610 38798 36189 93
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Ouch.
You can't have more than one Solaris/Solaris2 partition. It might make your system unbootable.
Set partition 2 type to something else and create a ZFS pool on it if you are running Solaris 10. If you aren't, you can create a ufs partition on c3d0p2 but that's not straightforward.
Edit: just noticed your root partition is on ZFS, so you are definitely using Solaris 10u6 or Solaris Express, so just create a ZFS pool and you are set.