converting root and /usr from ADVFS to UFS

From: Leonard, Roger <rleonard_at_cvty.com>
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 08:29:53 -0500

I wish to convert my 4.0D 4100 running all ADVFS filesystems OS partitions
from ADVFS to UFS and wish to sanity check my procedure.

make vdumps of both / and /usr. (/var is under /usr).

disklabel a new disk and mount it the "a" partition on /mnt.

vrestore the / vdump into /mnt.
 
edit the /mnt/etc/fstab to reflect the new non ADVFS / and /usr.

edit the /mnt/etc/fdmns and delete the dirs/links for / and /usr

mount the "g" partition and do a vrestore of /usr dump.

boot the new disk. The remaining ADVFS disks should get picked up

did I miss anything? Is there any issues with vrestoring onto a UFS
partition? Is there anything else under / or /usr that I need to edit to
undo ADVFS?

Any insight/help would be greatly appreciated.


Roger D. Leonard

rleonard_at_cvty.com
Received on Mon Nov 15 1999 - 13:32:29 NZDT

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