DONE - Change /dev/vx/dsk to /etc/vx/dsk (verify first on system) in config file
       If it is supposed to be /dev/vx, then fix the vxclone script
	(it is /dev/vx - duh!)

DONE - Update vfstab creation to mark as yes and pass 2 all non /, /usr, /var
       filesystems.

DONE - Is there a way to check syntax in the config file???

DONE - Add check to make sure target filesystem is large enough for source data

DONE - test the target size by purposely making the target too small.

- add test to make sure target filesystems are not currently in use
  and drives are not owned by veritas (compare to vfstab, current mounts,
  check tag on partitions 3 and 4.

- add option to have it update motd, add rc script to log/email/page
  that it is running on clone drive

- create restore script to restore original root drives from clone drives

- Add install-db touch as option -n

- Add -m option and function show_manpage to show manpage info

- Add option (-t) to test config file and mount/unmount of target drives?
  use newfs -N to test, df test, devinfo?
  use case statements, run tests, then if case is TEST exit

- Add option (-p) to probe system to see if root volumes are encapsulated
  and if there are any unused drives available as targets
  if case is PROBE then only probe system

  if case is RUN, then run the remainder of the script

- Figure out why ufsdump/ufsrestore when run from cron gives:
        Restoring the new filesystem from rootvol...
 
Cannot open("/dev/tty"): No such device or address
  DUMP: Writing 32 Kilobyte records
  DUMP: Date of this level 0 dump: Tue Aug 17 18:45:29 1999

Add to README/MANPAGE:
  	remind user to update bootprom for
  	nvalias for the target drive (ls -l /dev/rdsk/xxx)

	if you don't want veritas to start at all, boot clone-disk -s
	touch /etc/vx/reconfig.d/state.d/install-db and then reboot

  	if the user wants to mount the non-rootdg volumes and have 
	them available while the root drives are being repaired, 
	they can simply cut and paste the volumes from /etc/vfstab.veritas
	to /etc/vfstab and then mount them:
		mountall

	To recover the veritas root drives
		- boot off of clone
		- vxdiskadm remove root drives
		- luxadm remove root drives
		- luxadm replace root drives
		- format/partition/label the drives
		- newfs/fsck the filesystems
		- ufsdump/ufsrestore from the clone disk
		- vxdiskadm add the drive to veritas
		- re-encapsulate the drives
		- add the rest of the volumes from /etc/vfstab.veritas
		- reboot the system