yls177 <yls177@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> e /
> i /stand
> i /var
> i /usr
> e /usr/sap/trans
> e /usr/sap/put
> e /usr/sap/SID
> e /tmp_trans
> e /tmp
> i /sapmnt/SID
> i /sap_interface
> i /oracle/stage/817_64
> i /oracle/stage/816_64
> i /oracle/SID
> i /oracle/SID/sapreorg
> i /oracle/SID/sapdata6
> i /oracle/SID/sapdata5
> i /oracle/SID/sapdata4
> i /oracle/SID/sapdata3
> i /oracle/SID/sapdata2
> i /oracle/SID/sapdata1
> i /oracle/SID/saparch
> i /oracle/SID/origlogB
> i /oracle/SID/origlogA
> i /oracle/SID/mirrlogB
> i /oracle/SID/mirrlogA
> i /oracle/805_64
> i /opt
> e /old_kernel
> e /home
>
>
> my concern is with the "e /" will i be missing important information.
> if i put in "i /", basically, i will be taking the whole thing.
> however, i can put a series of "e filsystem" so that the whole of /
> will not be taken?

Yes, i.e. "i /" and then exclude ("e ...") anything you do not
need/want, not only filesystems, but also individual directories and/or
files.