h1. How to Create a Disk Partition SCSI Logical Unit
Raw storage devices can also be used as a backing store, just like regular files. Examples are raw storage devices under the {{/dev/rdsk}} directory. This procedure describes how to create a logical unit by using a disk partition.
# Create a logical unit by using a specific disk partition. In this example, the disk partition specified is {{c1t0d0s2}}.
{code}
# sbdadm create-lu /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s2
{code}
# Verify the creation of the logical unit.
{code}
# sbdadm list-lu
{code}
h2. Where to Go Next
* [How to Make SCSI Logical Units Available]
* [How to Configure an iSCSI Target for Discovery]
Raw storage devices can also be used as a backing store, just like regular files. Examples are raw storage devices under the {{/dev/rdsk}} directory. This procedure describes how to create a logical unit by using a disk partition.
# Create a logical unit by using a specific disk partition. In this example, the disk partition specified is {{c1t0d0s2}}.
{code}
# sbdadm create-lu /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s2
{code}
# Verify the creation of the logical unit.
{code}
# sbdadm list-lu
{code}
h2. Where to Go Next
* [How to Make SCSI Logical Units Available]
* [How to Configure an iSCSI Target for Discovery]