/sys (like /proc) is not a real filesystem. The data that is there is
transient. I have "fixed" this by creating a directive for RHEL4 and
RHEL5 systems that does not back up /sys.
Frank
On 12/5/08 9:33 PM, ramkriz wrote:
The /sys (sysfs) filesystem is failing often. Client's OS is RHEL4 and its a
vmware host. Please advice me how to fix this.
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