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Old 10-27-2008
the largest supported disks in a 280r are 72gb... the 146gb disk might work but you should have latest obp and patches... and yes, let's see the output at obp level.
# 9  
Old 10-27-2008
OBP is 4.5

OBP is 4.5 and I did the probe-scsi-all and I see two Segate disks show up so obviously the system is seeing the disk. I just executed devfsadm and I have the same symptoms when I do a format: drive not available.

Do I have to label the disk or set up the initial file system with newfs? For some reason I cannot copy a VTOC to the disk.
# 10  
Old 10-27-2008
largest is 72g

If the largest support disk is 72G, then I think there is something going on because I build the system on the root disk and the disk shows something like 133g or maybe 134g. This system used to be the host for a trusted solaris so maybe it has the most recent obp version but it has been like 1 year or a bit more since the server has been maintained and updated.
# 11  
Old 10-28-2008
Did you check the part-number of the HDD against the system hardware architecture for compatibility using sunsolve?
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