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From: leclair@chamois.cs.uiowa.edu (Jeanne Leclair)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix
Subject: RS6000 file system/csh? problem
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Date: 6 Sep 90 18:09:49 GMT
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Reply-To: leclair@chamois.cs.uiowa.edu (Jeanne Leclair)
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I don't want to use /u as my user filesystem.  I created two other filesystems
and deleted /u and now I have some problems.  Although all the filesystems are
on disks in the same volume group, some will grow, others will not.  All the
filesystem characteristics seem the same---am I missing something here?  I
am all BSD in background so I admit I am having trouble with some of the
differences.

The other problem is that when I try "cd ~username" the shell I am using
(which is /bin/csh, by the way) locks up and must be killed from somewhere
else.  This seems like a csh problem to me but I wonder if it doesn't have
something to do with an assumption about /u.

Any help much appreciated.  Mail responses would be best and I can summarize
if there's interest.

Thanks,
Jeanne Leclair
(leclair@chamois.cs.uiowa.edu)