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disk paritions on 5.0.7V

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Dan Sadaka

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Dec 22, 2009, 4:03:09 PM12/22/09
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Does anyone know how they setup the partitioning inthe 5.0.7V importable
"appliance"?

More specifically, is there a separate /u filesystem? Otherwise are the
disk allocation sizes for each filesystem configurable at import time?

TIA,
Dan

Jean-Pierre Radley

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Dec 22, 2009, 5:07:04 PM12/22/09
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Dan Sadaka typed (on Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 04:03:09PM -0500):

No, it doesn't have a /u filesystem, and no you don't get a chance to run
divvy during the import procedure.

See SCO's video about adding disk space, third in the series.

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JP

Rick_Hoyle

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Dec 22, 2009, 8:16:47 PM12/22/09
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What is the driving reason to go with 5.0.7V instead of simply loading
5.0.7 (and latest MP)? I can understand that the installation will
likely save time, but after that is done, will 5.0.7V actually run
faster or more reliably? I have Clients who are balking at the idea of
the new ongoing costs of leasing the license from SCO. If SCO goes
away, the O/S will still stop running at the "end of lease" time,
right? -Sorry to butt in on your thread about partition info.

John Boland

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Dec 29, 2009, 4:26:22 AM12/29/09
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On 23 Dec, 02:16, Rick_Hoyle <motosl...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> What is the driving reason to go with 5.0.7V instead of simply loading
> 5.0.7 (and latest MP)? I can understand that the installation will
> likely save time, but after that is done, will 5.0.7V actually run
> faster or more reliably? I have Clients who are balking at the idea of
> the new ongoing costs of leasing the license from SCO. If SCO goes
> away, the O/S will still stop running at the "end of lease" time,
> right?  -Sorry to butt in on your thread about partition info.

Morning Rick,

I think some of your questions are addressed by the FAQ at:

http://www.sco.com/products/unix/virtualization/faq.html

and the videos at:

http://www.sco.com/products/unix/virtualization/videos.html

For those that are not, or for any other questions you have please
contact your SCO Sales representative.

Regards,

John

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