Example 29   SAPCI directory entry

USER SAPCI XXXXXXXX 512M 1024M G 

PROFILE IBMDFLT 

  SPOOL 000C 2540 READER * 

  SPOOL 000D 2540 PUNCH A 

  SPOOL 000E 1403 A 

  CONSOLE 009 3215 T 

  LINK MAINT 0190 0190 RR 

  LINK MAINT 019D 019D RR 

  LINK MAINT 019E 019E RR 

  LINK MAINT 0402 0402 RR 

  LINK MAINT 0401 0401 RR 

  LINK MAINT 0405 0405 RR 

   IPL CMS 

   MACHINE ESA 

   DEDICATE 2E24 2E24 

   DEDICATE 2E25 2E25 

   DEDICATE 2E26 2E26 

*  0201 is swap 

*  0202 is /boot 

*  0203 is /root 

*  0204 is /root 

*  0205 is /sapcds 

*  0206 is more of /sapcds 

*  0207 is more of /sapcds 

*  0208 is more of /sapcds 

*  0209 is /install 

*  0210 is /usr/sap/trans 

*  0211 is /usr/sap/M5D 

*  0212 is /sapmnt 

   MDISK 0191 3390 981 20 515U1R MR 

   MDISK 0201 3390 1 3338 DK8120 MR 

   MDISK 0202 3390 1 200 DK8121 MR 

   MDISK 0203 3390 1 3338 DK8122 MR 

   MDISK 0204 3390 1 3338 DK8123 MR 

   MDISK 0205 3390 1 3338 DK8124 MR 

   MDISK 0206 3390 1 3338 DK8125 MR 

   MDISK 0207 3390 1 3338 DK8126 MR 

   MDISK 0208 3390 1 3338 DK8127 MR 

   MDISK 0209 3390 1 3338 DK8128 MR 

   MDISK 0210 3390 1 3338 DK8220 MR 

   MDISK 0211 3390 1 3338 DK8221 MR 

   MDISK 0212 3390 1 3338 DK8222 MR

We had to update our file system's export control file to allow root on other 

systems to be able to perform any commands necessary during installation. 

Example 30 on page 47 shows a sample of our /etc/exportfs file.

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Dynamic Provisioning of SAP Environments using IBM DI for mySAP and Tivoli Provisioning