From: Maddox, Andrew (MaddoxA@usec.com)
Date: Wed Jun 05 2002 - 11:52:46 EDT
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I can't find anything in the archives more recent than 1999, so let's
open this up for discussion again:
How do you lay out filesystems on a new server (Sun HW, in my case)
running a fresh install of Solaris 8? Why do you choose the
configuration you do? Lastly, does Sun have any recommended best
practices other than "put everything in one big / FS"?
I'm new to Solaris 8 (I last worked on Suns a lot when 2.6 was coming
out), so I'd like to find out if there are good reasons to change my
old preferences for how to allocate disk space for a boot disk in, as
I said, a fresh installation.
thanks, all!
- --
Andrew Maddox, UNIX Systems Engineer
US Enrichment Corporation/CAI
maddoxa@usec.com - 301.564.3360 - 3871293@skytel.com
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