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SCO is correct when stating that when you re-divvy a filesystem, you lose
all data on that filesystem. To accomplish what you want, do the following:
Make a set of RecoverEDGE boot media & a couple master backup tapes. Boot
to the diskettes, test that you can hit the tape drive through the
utilities->tape utilities->test tape drive option. Once satisfied that you
can do this, go to Utilities->disk utilities->divvy in inquire/update mode.
This will bring up your divvy table below. Type a 'C' to create a new
division, then type a '2'. This will create a new division on hd0root, you
want to do this to clean it off. Do the same on division '0', but when you
do the boot division make sure you type it to be EAFS or your system will
not boot. Keystrokes would be:
C
0
T
0
3
Each followed by an enter. Once you see division 0 set to EAFS with New-FS
set to Y and division 2 set to HTFS and New-FS set to Y, you are ready to
add your new filesystem.
Select 'C', type a 3 for the division, then make the division type HTFS and
then name it. You can then use what you need from the root division to use
on the new one. Just make sure the ending block on division 2 doesn't
exceed the starting block on division 3. Once you have the filesystem to
your liking, quit, then Install division table as shown. This should bring
you back to RecoverEDGE. You can then select Restore from the main menu,
restore all filesystems. Your new division will not be mounted as
RecoverEDGE doesn't know about it. This is OK. Once all your data is put
back, boot to your hard disk and enter single user mode. You will then have
to add the filesystem to the fstab & make the appropriate device nodes by
using the SCO Utility 'mkdev fs'.
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