Linux already supports PD drives. A PD has 2 LUNs. The first is a CDROM
device, the second is a scsi disc device. On my system, they appear
as sda and scd0. There is absolutely no problems using PD drives under
Linux.
Then the answer should be obvious:
/dev/sr/h0c0t2u0s0
and
/dev/sd/h0c0t2u1s0
Question: is "s0" used for the entire disk on Solaris, or is the partition
specification omitted to indicate the entire disk?
Leonard