The only time i had that kind of a problem was in 1994, on an
intel box, with improper termination. But I've seen your message saying
solaris 2.4 formatted UFS quickly. 

        I'd be interested to hear if it accessed slow as well after being
formatted. 

 - Eric

> 
> Hi guys,
> 
> I'm fairly new to sparc linux, but I'm using Linux on intel and ARM so I'm
> not entirely a newbee..
> 
> Now the question ,I'm in the process of installing redhat 6.1 on an SS10
> with an hypersparc cpu upgradre 224 Mb ram, 1G disk.
> 
> I'm doing all the configuration and partionning stuff and after that comes
> the time to format this disk..... and believe me my friend it is
> lllllllooooooooonnnnnnggggggg, I mean after and hour or so doing Alt-F5 to
> go to the status of mke2fs the result is 420/7202
> 
> ehhhh... is it normal, the disk is recognized by Linux without problem is
> is on id 3 SEAGATE ST11200N SUN1.5 Rev 0000 Direct access ANSI SCSI rev 2
> 
> Any comments deeply appreciated... :)
> 
> Thanks
> 
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