by Robert Sturro » Tue, 07 Jun 1994 11:19:36
Thanks
-Robert Sturrock (Deakin University)
by Andrew Harrison SUNUK Consultan » Fri, 10 Jun 1994 20:22:45
Robert
The largest drives sun supply are the 2.9 GB fast and wide DSCSI drives
unless you count the SPARCstorage array which allows you to concatenate drives
together to give you what ever size you like up to 1TB for a filesystem.
The largest single spindles I have seen are the Seagate 9GB drives.
These work with Solaris 2.3 unless you need to format the drive in which case
format will fail after 120 minutes. This is due to format timeout limit of 120
minutes.
This timeout can be changed in 4.1.3 but I don't know how to do this in 2.3
Andrew Harrison SUNUK Consulting
1. Does Solaris 2.3 support Disk Partitions > 2GB?
The subject line says it all; is it true that as of release 2.3,
Solaris supports disk partitions larger than 2GB? If so, what is
the limit?
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