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    adding new disk in solaris 7

    hi all

    i'm a newbie to unix env. anyboday havin any idea how do i add and configure a new disk drive for solaris 7.0 (5.0.7). my /home is totally out of space now. i couldn't get any help on unix.com forums.

    thnx in advance
    Vikas Verma
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    not to point out the obivious but...
    Have you cleaned out the directory for garbage? I swear every time I go to a client site I spend a week cleaning out leftover .out .dmp .log .txt bla bla bla. especially in users home directories.

    I know that didn't answer your question but it might work as a bandaide until you get the correct answer.
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    put hard disk in

    touch /reconfigure

    init 6

    then use format to do what you want with it

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    thnx 4 ur suggetions. actually i have to installed a new hard disk on solaris server. if u can help me plz reply soon.
    Vikas Verma
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    Hi

    At the boot prompt you should say probe-scsi

    regards
    Hrishy

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    There is this great site called BigAdmin. Its a site completely devoted to the Solaris operating system. They might be able to help you there. They also might tell you to at least upgrade to Solaris 8 if not 9. Once you get the disk space figured out.

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