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Operating Systems Solaris how to reformat a hard disk Post 302131422 by joerg on Friday 10th of August 2007 04:18:19 PM
Old 08-10-2007
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Hi,
I need more Information to support you.

First of all your hardware is a sparc20 is this right?

If it is a sparc20 you have two slots for disks.
So the question is you have only one or two disks inside the box?

To test this behavior please use the
format
command. Please post this output or/and the
ls -ltr /dev/dsk
output.

To determine how much diskspace is available send the output of
df -hk # If your Solaris Version is less then Solaris 9 then try it without the h option, because this option is first available in solaris 9.

One important thing inside this forum is to post the uname -a output. It is to see witch Version of solaris you use and the Hardware platform is shown.


Best regards
joerg
 

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isohybrid(1)						      General Commands Manual						      isohybrid(1)

NAME
isohybrid -- Post-process an ISO 9660 image generated with mkisofs or genisoimage to allow hybrid booting as a CD-ROM or as a hard disk. SYNOPSIS
isohybrid [OPTIONS] <boot.iso> DESCRIPTION
The isohybrid utility modifies a an ISO 9660 image generated with mkisofs, genisoimage, or compatible utilities, to be bootable as a CD-ROM or as a hard disk. OPTIONS
-h <X> Number of default geometry heads -s <X> Number of default geometry sectors -e <X>, --entry <X> Specify parititon entry number (1-4) -o <X>, --offset <X> Specify partition offset (default 0) -t <X>, --type <X> Specify MBR ID (default random) -u, --uefi Build EFI bootable image -m, --mac Add Apple File Protocol partition table support --forcehd0 Assume we are laoded as disk ID 0 --ctrlhd0 Assume disk ID 0 if the Ctrl key is pressed --partok Allow booting from within a partition -?, --help Display help -v, --verbose Display verbose output -V, --version Display version information SEE ALSO
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