car@trux.UUCP (Chris Rende) (03/22/90)
Nixdorf Targon M35/50 TOS 3.2 -> Pyramid 9810 OSx 4.0
In order to lighten my ROOT disk usage I'd like to symlink /usr/tmp to /tmp.
(I have no other free disk space or partitions to use).
This creates a problem when the system is in single-user mode because
/usr isn't mounted.
Of the "normal things" that get done during single-user mode, what do I
need to be aware of if I don't have a valid /tmp?
I'm considering the idea of adding two lines to my inittab that do the
following:
1) When the system enters multi-user mode "symlink /usr/tmp to /tmp"
2) When the system returns to single-user mode "mkdir /tmp"
I.e.,:
t1:2:wait:rm -rf /tmp; ln -s /usr/tmp /tmp
t2:s:wait:rm -rf /tmp; mkdir /tmp; chmod a+rwx /tmp
Is this a workable solution?
car.
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