[SunHELP] Disk Drives for Ultra 10
TomST at netins.com
TomST at netins.com
Thu Jun 10 08:19:16 CDT 2004
I am running Solaris 2.6 not by choice, vendor requirement. Solaris 9
installs no problem. I can get 2.6 to install and see a 20gb drive, but when
it reboots it gets a corrupt label. It does the same thing if I use the 120gb
drive, although it only sees 17gb of the 120gb drive. I am interested in how
you can specify it manually? I have not done that before or would know where
to do that at.
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Subject: Re: [SunHELP] Disk Drives for Ultra 10
" From: "Tom Jones" <tjones at statesman.com>
"
" ----- Original Message -----
" > Having some problems with a ultra 10. I have a bad drive, it is a
" > Seagate ata II drive. The part number matches a ata/66. I am trying to
put
" > in a new drive, ata/100 120gb but it is only coming up as seeing 8gb of
the
" > drive. I have tried a different drive and it did the same thing. Has
anyone
" > run into a problem like this? Are the sun drives different than any
other
" > drive?
" >
" > Thanks for your help,
" >
" > Tom Stewart
"
" Sounds like you may be running Solaris 2.6 which has the 8GB limitation.
its autodetect does, but you can specify up to 64h/255s/16383c
manually.
enter the geometry by hand. fudge it if/when necessary. ide drives
don't really have 16h/64s anyway.
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