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system disks



When I am installing patches (or OS upgrades), I run out of disk space on the partition which it is trying to install on.

Does anyone have a suggestion for a way to make the system think there is more space (I do have free space on other partitions)?

I know there is a way mount another file system and do a link.
I just don't know the exact formula to get this to work.


Thanks!
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John Malloy
jdm at world.std.com


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