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Making dirs in a partition
I am setting up a design tools server on a machine running Solaris9.
I want to setup a partition that contains a number of design tools. If I go to / and type mkdir "tools" then I am on the root partition. How do I get "/tools" to be on a separate partition? (I also have the same problem in that I want to create /export on the server for home dirs etc but again do not want this on the root partition.) Any ideas or am I doing something foolish? Thanks, Stephen. |
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