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    Replace Disk1 with disk2 format - labelcreate partions on Disk2 similar to Disk0 ufsdump'/'to mount point under Disk2 bootup. Make a reconfiguration boot, so that sol aris know the new disk and I would do that all in single user mode (boot -rs) to get the same try: prtvtoc / dev / rdsk / c0t0d0s

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    Replace Disk1 with disk2 format - labelcreate partions on Disk2 similar to Disk0 ufsdump'/'to mount point under Disk2 bootup. Make a reconfiguration boot, so that sol aris know the new disk and I would do that all in single user mode (boot -rs) to get the same try: prtvtoc / dev / rdsk / c0t0d0s

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    Moving The Root Fs

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    Mulakala Praveen Kumar
    Replace Disk1 with disk2 format - labelcreate partions on Disk2 similar to Disk0 ufsdump'/'to mount point under Disk2 bootup. Make a reconfiguration boot, so that sol aris know the new disk and I would do that all in single user mode (boot -rs) to get the same try: prtvtoc / dev / rdsk / c0t0d0s

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    mkdir /adv1/root_disk_archive ufsdump 0f - / ( cd /adv1/root_disk_archive; ufsrestore xvf - ) I was thinking something on these lines... 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

    Replace Disk1 with Disk2 format - label- create partions on Disk2 similar to Disk0 ufsdump '/' to mount point under Disk2. Replace Disk2 slot with Disk 1 shutdown Replace Disk0 with Disk2 Bootup Then what......?

    shutdown your server and replace disk1. make a reconfiguration boot, so that sol aris know the new disk and i would do that all in single user mode (boot -rs) yes you have to ajust the partitions... to get the same try: prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s2 fmthard -s - /dev/rdsk/c0t1d0s2 the second part of ufsdump(M) is ufsrestore(M), so you can rebuild your data... now you have to install a bootblock, there must be a command called installblk the boot block is under: /usr/platform/`uname -i`/lib/fs/ufs to install it type: installboot /usr/platform/`uname -i`/lib/fs/ufs/bootblk /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0

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