FileSystem Option

[John McDen]

To set "mount_all_filesystems" option to "false"

what file should I be modifing?

[John McDen]

I know how to do it tru sam ...

[Jeff Schussele]

John,

I'm not 100% sure - but check the /sbin/init.d/localmount script & if it's not in there then it'll be in a file in /etc/rc.config.d . The files in there are all config files for startup routines & are named well enough to determine what's configing what.


HTH,
Jeff

[Jeff Schussele]

John,

BTW SAM logs all commands in it's log -> /var/sam/samlog which can be easily viwed with the samlog_viewer command.

HTH,
Jeff

[John Carr_2]

Hi

do you mean you wish the server to come upto multiuser mode but not mount any more filesystems.

If this is what you need I think its going to have to be a work around as

boot sequennce executes /sbin/init.d/localmount

which calls /sbin/mountall -l -m this mounts all systems listed in the fstab file.

you can edit localmount script but this will need editing again if you upgrade o/s.

John.

[John McDen]

well my problem is when I try to run the command swcopy to copy the depot from the cd for a list of depots I want to ..it gives me the error so I need to temp. disable it..

Like in sam I can go to the Options and uncheck the option.

I guess I am clear :-)

[Helen French · Accepted solution]

Hi John,

While doing swinstall or swcopy use this:

-x mount_all_filesystems=false

eg: swcopy -x enforce_dependencies=false -x mount_all_filesystems=false -s /tmp/* \* @ /tmp/patch_depot

Also see:

# man swinstall

HTH,
Shiju