Thank you very much Mike for your feedback.
Just one more question.
I noticed five device under /dev/rdsk:-
c1t0d0p0
c1t0d0p1
c1t0d0p2
c1t0d0p3
c1t0d0p4
been created by system immediately after installation completed.
I believe it's x86 limitation (no more then 4 primary partitions)
If I've got you
Tim,
I ran format before creating third partition by fdisk.
Rebooted SNV76 and ran format again.
It keeps showing two disks, which actually are two 160 GB
SATA drives originally installed on the box.
When i select "0" :-
First drive is properly shown with one NTFS , one SNV76 partition.
It is one
I was able to create second Solaris partition by running
#fdisk /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0p0
First was NTFS (40GB)
Second was SNV76 installation (40 GB)
Third has been created by me.
Rebooted system.Double checked
by fdisk that partition exists
My intent is to run:-
# zpool create pool c1t0d0
Cannot
