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modify a predefined partition table on Solaris
I want to modify a predefined partition on Solaris. This predefined partion has 51 GB. I want to partition it as two partition. One is 5G, another one is about
46 GB. I want to use these commands: #format specify disk #partition # modify The system told me that ' Cannot modify disk partitions while it has mounted partitions' . What is this mean? How can I go through this? umount file system from current mount point. Please advise. Thanks. |
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