How to change or add disks under Unix
First, if you need to change partitions of a disk, unmount the disk using /usr/sbin/umount and use /usr/sbin/diskconfig
You can remount the disk manually by making the directory where it is to be mounted, and use /usr/sbin/mount /dev/rz<scsi-id#><partition letter>
You need to change /etc/fstab to mount this disk/partition at the right place automatically on reboot
Next, add a line in /etc/exports to allow remote machines to connect to this disk (use one of the other entries as an example)
Next, you'll have to add or change
the entries in /etc/auto.direct on each client
(I'm currently working on getting
this working in NIS (network information service) but in the meantime,
you'll have to change the tables on each client)
After you change /etc/auto.direct, you'll have to kill and restart automount.
Do a "ps -ef |grep automount"
and kill the process.
Restart automount by typing what
the ps command revealed
(this is usually /usr/sbin/automount
-M /A -f /etc/auto.master)
You can get some further help by doing a man on exports, auto.master, and fstab.