First of all I must thank following people who all responded:
Ronald Loftin <reloftin@syr.edu>
"Teague, Tony" <tony.teague@csfp.co.uk>
Todd Fiedler <tfiedler@muscanet.com>
sam.vilain@nz.unisys.com
FongV@sequus.com
David Evans <DJEVANS@au.oracle.com>
Kevin Sheehan - Uniq <u-kevin@megami.veritas.com>
Brooke King (6532)" <jbking@sandia.gov>
Carl Carpenter <carlc@hgsi.com>
"Paquette, Trevor" <TrevorPaquette@MCC.NET>
foster@bial1.ucsd.edu
"Roar Smith (LMD)" <Roar.Smith@lmd.ericsson.se>
Andrew Ho <andrewh@isn.com>
Jose Carlos Perez Ramilo <jramilo@dalphimetal.com>
Roger Fujii <rmf@unixbox.lookhere.com>
Andris Caceres" <andresc@meta4.es>
Marek Jedryszek <marek@crocom.com.pl>
Consensus was to use Solstice DiskSuite 4.x which is free with Solaris2.6
and Solaris2.7 server edition. DiskSuite is capable of doing
concatenation,striping, and mirroring, and some combination of the three.
Suffices to say this will more than solve my problem!
Solaris-7 came preinstalled on my Ultra 10 and I did not find DiskSuite
installed. I just placed order for the Solaris-7 server CD's.
once again, thanks everyone,
Deepak Sinha
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Here is my original posting:
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Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 15:07:10 -0600 (CST)
From: Deepak Sinha <sinha@aristotle.ils.nwu.edu>
To: sun-managers@sunmanagers.ececs.uc.edu
Subject: Multiple Disks on a single File System
Hi,
I have an Ultra-10 running Solaris 7 on it. I have three external hard
drives, 9GB, 9GB, and 4 GB. I would like the total of 22 GB mounted as one
logical volume/file system, something similar to what I have been able to
do in the AIX file system.
I understand that Solistice DiskSuite or Veritas File System will be able
to do what I want, however, spending money for buying one of these
software is not a choice!
Is there a public domain software or is there a way to do this in
Solaris-7?
Once again the question is of mounting 22GB on three different disks as
on a single file system.
Thanks,
Deepak Sinha
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