[rescue] solaris missing /usr question

[Larry Snyder]

David Holland <dholland at woh.rr.com> wrote:
> Presuming you can get to a root shell. 
> 
> (You may need to boot with the -b flag, to get said shell)
> 
> # /sbin/umount /user 
> # /sbin/mount /dev/blah/blah /usr
> # TERM=vt100
> # export TERM
> # vi /etc/vfstab
> 
> Outta work. (At least in theory)
> 
> David

I'm assuming he never created a /user mount point.  Of course I also
forgot to mention that he'll have to recreate the /usr mount point
before slamming or remounting if he follows what I just posted.
It's a whole lot easier with the box in front of you.  Easier, but
usually bit more stressful....
-ls-