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12-07-2000 06:03 PM
12-07-2000 06:03 PM
Format harddisk
server before trade in to vendor. How could I totally delete/format the disks.
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12-07-2000 10:13 PM
12-07-2000 10:13 PM
Re: Format harddisk
To erase a filesystem:
1. umount
2. newfs -F vxfs /dev/
Best regards,
Dan
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12-07-2000 10:20 PM
12-07-2000 10:20 PM
Re: Format harddisk
If you want to make ABSOLUTELY SURE that no single bit could be retrieved from your disk, you could use 'mediainit' which will do a low level formatting of the disk device.
Dan
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12-08-2000 04:29 AM
12-08-2000 04:29 AM
Re: Format harddisk
- lvremove /dev/vg??/lvol?
- vgremove /dev/vg??
- pvcreate -f /dev/rdsk/c?t?d?
- remove /etc/lvmconf/vg??.conf
- vgscan -v
Have fun
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12-08-2000 05:46 AM
12-08-2000 05:46 AM
Re: Format harddisk
dd if=/a_big_file of=/dev/rdsk/cXtYdZ bs=64k
to add unusefull data on it.
An other solution (if you have enough time) is to mirror a disk from vg00 to disks you want to destroy ...