On 12/1/2011 19:25, Greg Troxel wrote:
I'm slightly fuzzy, but disk layout is generally: 0: 1st-stage boot 1: disklabel 2-15: 2nd-stage boot 16-N: filesystem In other words, the first 16 sectors of a ffs filesystem are left empty for boot/disklabel stuff. So if you know what the fs layout is (perhaps just one big fs), you should be able to write the disklabel without breaking the fs. (via rsd0c presumably, which is whole disk on sparc, again if I remember right)
It was root and swap but I don't remember what was where. I suspect I'm just hosed and have to reinstall if I can't figure out what the partitions were.