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From: Mangesh (mangesh.v@xaalliance.com)
Date: Thu May 02 2002 - 02:53:51 EDT

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Hi All,

 I have E-450 running Solaris 8. Veritas Volume manager & Cluster is
installed on it. Currently it is connected to the T3 storage, with all the
filesystems mounted on the external disk, except for the 2 internal disk which
are mirrored & mounted as /root filesystem.
I do not have a seperate /usr filesystem. Currently it is under /root FS. Now
the "usr" directory is taking a lot of space. So if I want /usr filesystem
seperately, then how it is possible.

Any one can help or guide me please.

Thanks in Advance.

Regards
Mangesh
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