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Adding space to /usr2
Name: Alex Date: February 9, 2001 at 10:32:58 Pacific
Comment:
Hi, I wonder if somebody could help me.I'm running low on space on /usr2 partition (tru64 digital unix).I bought an extra hard drive.How do I configure the new hard drive and allocate the new space to my /usr2 patition.
Name: James Date: February 10, 2001 at 16:36:29 Pacific
Reply:
create a file system on the new disk that will be /usr2. mount it with another name as say /usrnew. CD to /usr and tar it all up and move it to /usrnew and then untar the archive. unmount /usr and /usrnew. mount the new device as /usr . Make the changes to your mount tab.
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