On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Gabe\ wrote:
I had the RAID subsystem that my root.afs volume was on crash. I'll be
rebuilding that array. In the mean time is there a way to mount /afs.
root.afs was the mount point for /afs, so none of the other mountpoints are
valid. Without the volume online I can't even rename it. Is there a way to
make the rest of my volumes available
You can force afsd to mount an other volume as /afs instead of root.afs.
You can also specify an alternative mountpoint in the local filesystem.
Chris
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