10-20-2011
Your question is not clear.
Do you mean to say you have presented 160 GB file as a disk to the LDOM and have created a 30 GB partition on that disk and that is mounted as /mount1 in the LDOM.
Also, can you help us with some outputs from your control and guest domain.
Regards,
Vishal
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