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how to export a volume group
what are the steps necessary to export a Volume group when its file systems are mounted. how to restore the system to normal.
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I found the answer after some search
I found the answer, I'll post it to benefit all of you, here are the steps
1. Unexport the file system by entering: exportfs -u /dirname where dirname is the name of the file system you want to change, in this case /home3. 2. Open the /etc/exports file with your favorite text editor. 3. Make whatever changes you want. 4. Save and close the /etc/exports file. 5. Re-export the file system by entering: exportfs /dirname where dirname is the name of the file system you just changed in this case is /home3
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It doesn't really help if you don't say what kind of a system you are running on.
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