Hi,
I read the other posts in this thread, they look fine. But still, I
thing you have bad concept. Generally, it is a good idea to separate
root pool from data, but as I understand, you have only one physical
disk.
I would install Solaris using ZFS as the root filesystem on the whole
disk an
> "h" == Hua writes:
h> b. Create a 10G Solaris partition for system and an "other"
h> type partition of 990G for data.
h> So far the zpool on top of a fdisk partition seems working
h> fine. But I don't think this is usual/normal way
yeah fmthard/prtvtoc/format/fdisk ar
Hua wrote:
I am building a system on a small x86 system by using Solaris 10 10/09. The
system disk is 1TB. As Solaris only take 6GB, I plan to allocate the rest to a
zpool for data. I want to keep system and data as separated as possible,
therefore I tried
a. Create a 10G Solaris partition fo
I am building a system on a small x86 system by using Solaris 10 10/09. The
system disk is 1TB. As Solaris only take 6GB, I plan to allocate the rest to a
zpool for data. I want to keep system and data as separated as possible,
therefore I tried
a. Create a 10G Solaris partition for install sys
