by Manoj Pati » Tue, 23 Nov 1999 04:00:00
by jamm.. » Tue, 23 Nov 1999 04:00:00
read the message-thread "How to reduce /usr on aix 4.3.1", last msgQuote:> Hi !
> someone here has increased /usr to 4 GB by mistake.
> Any novel method to reduce /usr size would be helpful
> (/usr unmounting is not possible and it has all the necessary commands
> also !!! )
> Regards
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Before you buy.
by Johan Van Mengse » Tue, 23 Nov 1999 04:00:00
option available for reducing filesystems without backup/restore,
additional disks
or tape manipulation.
regards,
Johan
by Pascal » Wed, 24 Nov 1999 04:00:00
good luck !
Pascal R
Belgium
> read the message-thread "How to reduce /usr on aix 4.3.1", last msg
> dates from 11-19-1999
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> Before you buy.
1. Enhanced Filing system - file system like DEC Advanced File system for Linux
Some time ago I was involved in discussion on this news group regarding the
design of a new file system for Linux. The main aim is to support dynamic size
changing by adding/removing partitions from the file system at run time without
interrupting processes that are using the file system. Another major feature is
logging so that a system crash or power failure can be recovered from without
data loss or an excessive amount of time spent running FSCK.
This project is now going ahead, if you are interested then please load up the
following URL: http://www.virtual.net.au/~rjc/enh-fs.html
Russell Coker
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6. Setserial
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