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From: Ian Collins on 6 May 2008 15:53
Michelle wrote:

Please don't multi-post on Usenet, answered elsewhere.

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Ian Collins.
From: Richard B. Gilbert on 6 May 2008 18:06
Michelle wrote:
> I have computer #1 and computer #2, both running Solaris 10 x86.
> Computer #2 crashed. I took out the hard drive on computer #2
> and installed it as a second hard drive on computer #1 using a
> second SATA cable.
>
> I boot up computer #1. What do I need to do to mount the hard
> drive from computer #2 so that I can access on the data that was
> residing on that hard drive? Thanks.

The first thing you need to do is to tell computer #1 that it has a new
disk drive. Easiest way is "boot -r". Or you can "touch /reconfigure"
and reboot. The system will inventory the installed hardware and
rebuild various tables/files to include the new disk drive. You can
also use devfsadm to get the system to recognize the new drive; see man
devfsadm.

Then you can either mount slices from the second disk using the mount
command or edit /etc/vfstab and add entries for the slices you want to
mount. You may have to create some new directories to act as mount points.

Depending on just how and why computer #2 crashed, your efforts may be
fruitless. If it crashed because of disk failure. . . . Or, if the O/S
rolled over and died, it may have crapped on something in the process!

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