I have placed a new system drive. It's larger than the old one. After fdisk/format/slicing and ufsdump/ufsrestoring the slices and an installgrub I switch the old and new drive and booted. All's OK.
However, looking at the /etc/device.tab I see: spool:::/var/spool/pkg:desc="Packaging Spool Directory" disk1:/dev/rdsk/c0d0s2:/dev/dsk/c0d0s2::desc="Disk Drive" type="disk" part="true " removable="false" capacity="0" dpartlist="dpart100,dpart102,dpart107" dpart100:/dev/rdsk/c0d0s0:/dev/dsk/c0d0s0::desc="Disk Partition" type="dpart" removable="false" capacity="41945715" dparttype="fs" fstype="ufs" mountpt="/" dpart107:/dev/rdsk/c0d0s7:/dev/dsk/c0d0s7::desc="Disk Partition" type="dpart" removable="false" capacity="232428420" dparttype="fs" fstype="ufs" mountpt="/export" My question is about the capacity mentioned. these values are not OK anymore. What do the values stand for? Are those the numbers mentioned as blocks doing a "df"? Is it important to have the right numbers? What exactly is this device.tab file for? -- Dick Hoogendijk
