UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers

You could use divvy to see the filesystem layout on your hard disk.

Code:

divvy /dev/hd0

for the proper name of the hard drive you might need to use in this command

Code:

l /dev/hd*

Unmount the /u file system and see if the lost stuff shows back up under the now visible /u directory. As mentioned above, when you mount a file system anything previously stored at the mount point directory goes away so far as the OS is concerned.

Data could be in /usr or /u. Some SCO creates that directory but it doesn't mean that the original setup used it. It is a matter of keystrokes to have it at /u. I set mine up at /user.