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cloning ATAPI drive, SunOs 5.7

I'm trying to image one hard drive to another using SunOs 5.7. I think I've read all of the forum entries that relate to my questions, but I do not find an effective solution to the problem.

after I verified my drives had the same geometry and did my analyze to resolve original read errors on my primary drive

I used dd if=/dev/rdsk/c0d0s2 of=/dev/rdsk/c0d1s2 bs=512k
that completed successfully. I assume from this that I am copying the complete drive over (great!)

From the old system administrators book I am requested to do my file system check, but it advises me to do the raw disk check (fsck /dev/rdsk/c0d1s2), this conflicts from a few different post and I also tried fsck -F ufs -y -o b=32 /dev/dsk/c0d1s0-9 and it seems like it's okay. Actually I am willing to skip the file system check until after I have it mounted

I have been able to mount /dev/dsk/c0d1s0 /mnt (why 0?) but from Command line I haven't figured out how to edit /etc/vfstab, I can see the entries but I don't see how I can edit the entries in CLI

Another step is that I am to boot into single user mode, but "boot is not found".

Just to compare I've spent three sessions on this drive imaging and in 1/4 of one session I was able to install and run Solaris 10 from a usb stick with complete satisfaction, so I'm thinking that I am not understanding how the filesystem in Unix is set up. I sincerely appreciate the help if you are able.
 
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