SUMMARY: Can the /etc/path_to_inst file be recreated ????

A lots of thanks to:


Darren Dunham [ddunham@taos.com]
'Darrin Bruce'
'Neill, Mark (MBS)'
gcarr@lanl.gov
'Hindley Nick'  Uk. Gov
'Adeel Khurshid'
David Evans [David.J.Evans@oracle.com]

Here is my original question:
Hello:
Can the file /etc/path_to_inst be recreated if needed from command line or
"Ok>" prompt?

TIA,
vinnie german

Here is the answer from Darren Dunham [ddunham@taos.com]
 which I really like the most.

>From the OK> prompt, do a 'boot -a'

Accept the default for all questions except the path_to_inst file.  When
you get to that one, specify '/dev/null'.

It should then prompt you if you want to create a new /etc/path_to_inst
file from scratch.  Say yes.

I have to tell I have not lost the file -just need it to see how it will
work.  Thanks again, Vinnie.

 
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