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Can I move /usr and symlink to it?
Ah, I see. I guess if I'd noted the cylinder range I would have realized that. Thanks. So then, no, I don't have any unused partitions. I just have the mostly unused space mounted as /export/home. Will my procedure above work? Alternatives? Thanks. -Dylan- DylAtHome
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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Can I move /usr and symlink to it?
The Solaris Management Console lists a large partition used for "backup" that isn't mounted. If this isn't required by the OS then I don't mind using it. If I feel this machine needs to be backed up I think I can find better ways then losing half my disk space. -Dylan- DylAtHome
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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Can I move /usr and symlink to it?
I'm very new to Solaris and only slightly less new to Unix in general. Be gentle. :) I installed Solaris 8 on this used Sparc that my employer picked up for me to play around with. I didn't change the default partition or filesystem layout when I installed it and now I find myself with a root...- DylAtHome
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