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Remove os mirrored disk Solaris 10
Hello once again seeking your help,
I have a mirrored disk and need to unmirror it to mount it as a new file system (/export) but could not find the correct steps to do it with out affecting the original disk. can anybody point me out on how to get this done. Thanks!! |
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Thanks for the info,
what you are telling me is correct for the root, and swap i found the following web and even though its for Solaris 9 it worked ok in Solaris 10d and it is a step by step instruction and easy to follow: Removing Volumes - (Using Solaris 9 Volume Manager Commands) |
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