Thanks to all who provided advice. By running format and re-labeling the
disk with the old partition info, I was able to recover my data.
Thanks to : Matthew Santimore
David Evans
Kevin Colagio
Duncan Phillips
Dan Brown
Aaron Krongard
Darren Dunham
Bruce Zimmer
all of whom provided similar advice.
--Michael
Michael Lightfoot wrote:
> My question is regarding the state of filesystems during a Jumpstart
> Install. I was attempting to perform an initial install using custom
> jumpstart. The install began, and created a new filesystem on slices 0
> and 1. I then halted the install, because some data on slice 7 needs to
>
> be preserved. However, I am unable to access the slice.
>
> Whenever I try to mount the filesystem, I get the message
> mount: /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s7 is not this fstype.
>
> This message persists, regardless of options I pass to mount.
>
> Is there a way to recover this data, or was is wiped when the jumpstart
> began?
>
> Your help is most appreciated.
>
> --------------------------------
> Michael A. Lightfoot
> Unix Systems Administrator
> LinCom Corporation
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