This document applies to the Fujitsu
M2952S, M2954S and M2949S disk drives when configured
under Solaris 1.1.X. It is recommended that SDTR
negotiation comes from the host and that the number of
cache partitions be set to 4.
| User cylinders |
Spare Cylinders |
Tracks |
Sectors/Track |
512 Byte Blocks |
Drive |
| 5044 |
2 |
5 |
186 |
4,693,462 |
M2952S |
| 5074 |
2 |
9 |
186 |
8,498,506 |
M2954S |
| 4753 |
2 |
18 |
196 |
16,777,216 |
M2949S |
The disk drive is installed at a unique SCSI ID which
can be established using the probe-scsi-all<cr>
command at the startup phase to output a SCSI bus
inventory.
| 1. |
Boot the Sun system then log in
under root |
| 2. |
Enter format<cr>
and select the new disk drive from the table that
will be output. |
| 3. |
The type suboption will
automatically be entered. Select 'other' drive
type then, a number of queries will be output,
the majority of which are replied to by entering <cr>
to set up the default. The queries below have
data entered.
| Query |
M2952S |
M2954S |
M2949S |
| Enter number of data cylinders : |
5044 |
5074 |
4753 |
| Enter number of heads : |
5 |
9 |
18 |
| Enter number of data sectors/track : |
186 |
186 |
196 |
| Enter disk type name : |
"M2952S" |
"M2954S" |
"M2949S" |
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| 4. |
If required, the disk drive can
be formatted by entering f<cr>
then confirming with y<cr>.
Times taken to format are respectively 10, 18 and
35 minutes |
| 5. |
Select the partition suboption
by entering p<cr> and then
select the required partition, d, e, f or g.
| |
M2952S |
M2954S |
M2949S |
|
| Enter new starting cyl [0]: |
0 |
0 |
0 |
d |
| Enter number of data cylinders : |
4510 |
2505 |
1188 |
e |
| Enter number of heads : |
|
|
2376 |
f |
| Enter number of data sectors/track : |
|
|
3564 |
g |
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| Enter new #blocks [0, 0/0/0]: |
4510/0/0 |
2505/0/0 |
1188/0/0 |
d |
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534/0/0 |
2505/0/0 |
1188/0/0 |
e |
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1188/0/0 |
f |
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1188/0/0 |
g |
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| 6. |
On completion of the above,
select the label suboption by entering l<cr>
and confirm with a y<cr>
then exit from the format program by entering q<cr>
twice. |
| 7. |
Make the file system on the disk
drive by entering the command below then
confirming that a newfs is to be performed. The
value of '*' is the system assigned I.D. of the
disk drive and '+' is the partition identifier.
| # newfs
/dev/rsd*+<cr> |
M2952S |
| # newfs -i 4096
/dev/rsd*+<cr> |
M2954S |
| # newfs -i 8192
/dev/rsd*+<cr> |
M2949S |
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| 8. |
Each partition on the disk drive
can now be mounted and made available to the
users by entering the commands below. The value
of '*' is the system assigned I.D. of the disk
drive and '+' is the partition identifier. #
mkdir /FUJITSU+<cr>
# mount /dev/sd*+
/FUJITSU+<cr>
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