#
# $Id: vxclone.conf,v 1.1 2003-04-03 09:40:35-08 rpr Exp $
#
# Configuration file for the vxclone(l) shell script.  See vxclone.conf(l)
#
# This file defines the root filesystems and identifies the
# corresponding encapsulated Veritas volumes, as well as the 
# target non-encapsulated volumes.
# 
# Syntax:	filesystem:source veritas device:target device
#
# filesystem = the mount point for the filesystem, ie /opt
# source veritas device = the volume name as listed under /dev/vx/dsk
#			  ie, rootvol.  df will provide this info.
# target device = the Solaris device name under /dev/dsk, ie c2t2d0s0
#
# This syntax supports multiple source and target devices, so you do 
# not have to have identical drives to create the clone.  However, 
# you do need to make sure that the individual target slices are the 
# same size as or bigger than the the source filesystem.
#
# In the case of swap, you do not need to specify the source,
# only the target slice.  It also supports having multiple
# swap slices.
#
# Examples:	
#
# In this example, the veritas encapsulated volumes are being
# copied to two seperate unencapsulated drives, with multiple
# swap partitions defined.
#
# /:rootvol:c2t0d0s0		# copies root filesystem to drive c2t0
# swap::c2t0d0s1		# 1st swap partition on drive c2t0
# /usr:usr:c2t0d0s6		# copies usr filesystem to drive c2t0
#
# swap::c2t1d0s1		# 2nd swap partition on drive c2t1
# /opt:/opt:c2t1d0s3		# copies opt filesystem to drive c2t1
# /var:/var:c2t1d0s5		# copies var filesystem to drive c2t1
#
# In this example, the veritas encapsulated volumes are being
# copied to a single unencapsulated drive.
#
# /:rootvol:c2t0d0s0		# root filesystem
# swap::c2t0d0s1		# primary swap partition
# /opt:opt:c2t0d0s3		# opt filesystem
# /var:var:c2t0d0s5		# var filesystem
# /usr:usr:c2t0d0s6		# usr filesystem