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I think you're right about the type of FS. &nbsp;It's HTFS and from what I know of it (5 years of SCO administration), you can't resize it. &nbsp;But... &nbsp;I figured I would see if anyone had a cheat for me. &nbsp;I'll leave this question open for a few days and if no one comes up with anything, I'll give you the points. &nbsp;Thanks for the help.
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I think you're right about the type of FS.  It's HTFS and from what I know of it (5 years of SCO administration), you can't resize it.  But...  I figured I would see if anyone had a cheat for me.  I'll leave this question open for a few days and if no one comes up with anything, I'll give you the points.  Thanks for the help.

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yeah, it's a pretty lame anwser, I agree.
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yeah, it's a pretty lame anwser, I agree.

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Anyone know how to change the filesystem partition size in SCO Openserver5.0.4? &nbsp;I have the following filesystems: &nbsp;/ &nbsp;- &nbsp;/stand &nbsp;- &nbsp;/usr2 &nbsp;- &nbsp;/usr3 &nbsp;- &nbsp;/usr4 &nbsp;- &nbsp;/usr5. &nbsp;The /usr3 partition is full and /usr5 has 4 gigs that aren't used. &nbsp;Can I move some of the partition space from /usr5 to /usr3? &nbsp;Anyone??? &nbsp;Thanks
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Anyone know how to change the filesystem partition size in SCO Openserver5.0.4?  I have the following filesystems:  /  -  /stand  -  /usr2  -  /usr3  -  /usr4  -  /usr5.  The /usr3 partition is full and /usr5 has 4 gigs that aren't used.  Can I move some of the partition space from /usr5 to /usr3?  Anyone???  Thanks

Need to change filesystem size in SCO Openserver.

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