Mounting Solaris disk partitions under Linux
To Mount solaris disk partitions under linux you should do,
mount -oufstype=sunx86 -o ro <partition> <mount-point>
Where <partition> is device file such as /dev/hdc1 and
<mount-point> is a directory name under linux where you want to mount the filesystem such as /mnt
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