Identifying the Logical Partition

Hi Team ,
Please clarify, how we can identify the Logical disk name in Solaris OK prompt (like c0t0d0) using the physical name.
Regards,
R. Rajesh Kannan.

do you have scsi drive or ide
try this
ok probe-scsi-all
ok probe-scsi
or
ok probe-ide-all
ok probe-ide
ok test all
ok help ( to see other options)

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