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--- how_to_clone_tru64_and_digital_unix [2018/12/11 15:55] – [Fix the Fstab] sgriggs
+++ how_to_clone_tru64_and_digital_unix [2018/12/11 16:02] – [Fix the rc.config] sgriggs
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 Both Tru64 and Digital Unix (but especially Tru64) have a hardware registry which will store the names of disk devices that are seen by the system. In most cases, once a disk is seen, it's name will not change even on the cloned disk (the registry will be copied over at the same time during the file copy steps).
+==== Fix the Sysconfigtab ====
+Another file you //might// have to alter is your **/etc/sysconfigtab**. This isn't always needed. I believe it's a difference between Tru64 and Digital Unix. There are some versions of startup scripts which will refer to the file again, for a swap device. It would be present in the section called **vm:**. If you see a swap device listed in that section, alter it to point to the new disk or remove it.