If you are mounting your Service root at /Service, then mount this one at 
/Service/var/wbem.  Run your apply checks, you should have nothing going there 
anyway.   Don’t worry about the symbolic.  When you mount it later at IPL or 
when you put this filesystem into service and the correct location it will 
still resolve to /var/wbem.    Look in the manuals, but I haven’t been mounting 
that filesystem for applying service for a long time.   Pretty sure Serverpack 
sent it along to make a running system.

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Brett Danals
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2013 1:00 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Mounting /var/wbem to a SERVICE mountpoint for maintenance.

Thank David,
 I was attempting to create a separate directory/mountpoint and mount my target 
version to the new location.. which is when i get the 79 EINVAL, which refers 
to a root of an already mounted file system.. doesnt seem to like anything i 
attempt. Never thought about making a copy of it somehwere else..  since my 
/var is symbolic for /SYSTEM.. i wonder if i copy the contents into 
/SERVICE/SYSTEM/var/wbem/  logs and repository subdirectories.. then if there 
was maintenance applied.. when i IPL back to target to test maintenance.. copy 
the updated back to the real target file.

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