How can u make file system of 65 GB if u get new disk of 80
GB? (U have to fix the disk and make the file system of 65
GB)
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Answer / saarav
run #devfsadm cmd after fix 80gb HDD
format.
plz wait disk is reading ..
the attached disk menstioned below controller with HDD name
selectt disk
c#t#d#
select p ( partition)
select p ( print)
you select tag 4 enter
you select tag name enter
you seletct wm enter
you select starting cylinder enter
you give now cylinder size : 65gb( you must mention mb or
gb) enter
u give l for lable ( lable means save a things)
it asking (y/n ) y
newfs /dev/rdsk/c#t#d#s4 enter
it taking few mins then crete dir for mount
mkdir /john ( anything )
mount /dev/dsk/c#t#d#s4 /john
and check
df -hk
put entry in /etc/vfstab .
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Answer / babar
use format utility
e.g.
bash-3.0# format
and now you can define disk tag, tec. you can specify
whatever the size you need for the fs.
label it to save changes.
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