Ignite-UX Custom Configuration files

size = 50Mb | remaining | 200Mb
}
}
The next file system is /usr. The minimum size is 500MB. Depending on available disk space,
the volume may be expanded to require a minimum of 20 percent free space after the file system
impacts statements associated with software being installed into /usr are taken into account.
Minimum free percentages of disk space may be a good compromise for file systems in systems
where you know how much space is needed and you only require some additional overhead space
to be left available (this is true for file systems such as /usr and /opt).
#
# Define /usr
#
logical_volume
{
mount_point = "/usr"
usage=VxFS
size = 500Mb | remaining | 20% free
}
The /var file system has a different definition for its size. It is whatever space can be allocated up
to 1000MB plus the size of _hp_pri_swap. Therefore, the final size for this file system depends
on the free disk space once minimum sizes have been allocated to file systems.
#
# Define /var
#
logical_volume
{
mount_point = "/var"
usage=VxFS
size = remaining | 1000Mb + _hp_pri_swap
}
The /var/opt/pxyz file system is only defined to be created if the software product Product
XYZ – 4GL is selected for installation when this disk layout is selected. This is similar to the
previous size tests for /tmp. This file system is not defined if the product Product XYZ – 4GL is
selected for installation after the disk layout has been changed to Custom configuration for
Product XYZ. Similarly, the file system is not removed from the disk layout if the product
Product XYZ – 4GL is unselected unless the disk layout is changed and then changed back to
Custom configuration for Product XYZ. Of course, it could be manually removed.
#
# Define /var/opt/pxyz
#
(sw_sel "Product XYZ - 4GL" ) {
logical_volume
{
mount_point = "/var/opt/pxyz"
usage=VxFS
size = remaining | 2000Mb
}
}
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