04-26-2012
What does the output of:
say?
Be careful if there's data on the disks that you need!!!
It might just be that the disks aren't "labelled" with a Sun label. When labelled properly a Sun box can read the label and identify the drive.
You can write new labels to the drive(s) by launching the format command with the -e switch (expert mode) which will give you access to a "scsi" menu. Again be careful if there's data on the drives that you need.
Hope that helps.
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You always have to consider that there might be a hardware or connection problem that prevents the machine from seeing the disks.
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