>
> What version of Solaris are you using ?
> You need a recent release of Solaris 8 or 9 with the correct patchlevel
> to support large drives.
>

It is Solaris 8 12/02. As it supports 40 Gbytes HDD I assumed it
supports everything larger than 32 Gbytes.

I will try with Solaris 9 when I can access this machine again
(production machine is at 8 and I want to use the same system in all the
computer)


Thanks

Angel Cabello

PD: I will send messages with the end of the story.

In article <gcta8c.8tr.ln@anayet.masterd.es>,
angel cabello <acabello@masterd.es> wrote:
>
>>
>>>I use the original Seagate 40 Gbytes to boot the system, and I put
>>>another Seagate barracuda 120 Gbytes. I reboot the machine and when I

>> Why don't you just put the 120G drive in as a second drive?
>>
>I have to improve my english, that is what I have done, use the 120
>Gbyte as the second (slave) hard disk, the system disk is the 40Gbytes.

No, the disk should not be a slave disk if I remeber correctly.
Also do a 'boot -r'

/wfr
Fredrik



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