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Slices and filesystems can be created manually. This requires the use of prtvtoc(1M) and edvtoc(1M). Creating filesystems also requires using mkfs(1M). There are three steps in the process of creating slices: I. Use prtvtoc -f to dump the information on the current disk layout to a file. II. Edit the file to include the new slice information III. Use edvtoc(1M) to write the new disk layout. If filesystems are required on the slices, there are 3 more steps: IV. Reboot the system to update the vtoc driver with the vtoc changes that were just written to disk. V. Use mkfs(1M) to create the filesystems. VI Edit the /etc/vfstab file so the filesystems are mounted at boot time. NOTE: Even if filesystems are not created, rebooting may be necessary to access raw slices, if they were previously unused or non-existent. Following are detailed instructions on the first few steps. I. The slice information for a disk is stored in the Volume Table of Contents, or VTOC. In order to see the VTOC information for the boot drive, use the command: prtvtoc -f /tmp/vtoc.boot /dev/rdsk/0s0 This will create the file /tmp/vtoc.boot that has the vtoc information in it. Following is a sample VTOC file from a 24GB system. Slice 0 represents the whole disk. NOTE: You must use the -f option to create the file. If you use shell redirection to create it, the format will be wrong. #SLICE TAG FLAGS START SIZE 0 0x5 0x201 63 1 0x2 0x200 4257225 4209030 2 0x3 0x201 80325 4176900 3 0x4 0x200 8466255 514080 4 0xb 0x200 8980335 321300 5 0x0 0x0 0 0 6 0x0 0x0 0 0 7 0x1 0x201 63 34 8 0xd 0x201 97 15968 9 0x0 0x0 0 0 10 0x9 0x200 16065