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script to create files on solaris 10
Hello,


To learn ZFS, i try to create pool .
and for that i want create 10 files with 512MB (because i dont have multiple disks and multiple controllers)



ADMIT THAT THIS IS TEN HIGH-PERFORMANCE HARD DRIVES


To get this 10 files,all of them have the same size : 512MB,


I do these commands :

$ mkdir test_zfs
$ cd test_zfs
$ for i in $(seq 0 9); \
>do dd if=/dev/zero of=./disque_$i bs=1M count=512; \
>done;


But that gives me an error!
Someone can tell me pls why this script dont worked on SOLARIS 10?

any advices?

i can easily create create 10 files with 512MB with this script on other linux (debian,ubuntu..)


Please help me!
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