Ecc 6.0 file system setup in solaries

Hi,
I want to install ecc 6.0 on solaries system.
Can any one provide file system setup before starting the installation. Like /usr/sap this kind of file setup.
It will help ful to our installation.
Regards,
Venkat

Hi,
I think you are not clear, you have not reade upgrade guide. Please reade upgrade guide so many other thing to be require in installation. All are depend on the your company requirement and how much data will grow per month etc.
Regards,
Anil

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patrickez wrote:
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or can I independantly rebuild the root filesystem and just remount the zfs filesystem? Yes. (Actually, you can import the ZFS pool you created).
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Dear Friends,
Happy Holi.
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Copyright (c) 1991, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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Thanks I made sucessuly.
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2 if you add new disk, recreate the did
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scdidadm -r (must exec in all nodes)
scgdevs (in all nodes)
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Make the new file system. :-D. makefs. (in one node)
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I use the sunplex (more easy) ..
Renable to online your resources.
Test to switch over to another node.
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> All these applications are going to be installed on single server, as being a basis person, I know this is not all recommended.
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Solaris 10 - After installation read only file system

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http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/817-0544/6mgbagb19?a=view
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Message was edited by: Hermann Koster
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I have unbootable Solaris 10 x86 installed on ZFS root file system. on an IDE HDD
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