|  |     Monique,
    
    It's supported with the one restriction in the STARS article listed 
    below (written by Faith - who else!!)
    
    regards,
    
    Andrew.D.Wicks
       
    System Disk Space Check Performed On System Disk EVEN When AWD Option
    Used
    
    OVERVIEW:
    
    The VMSinstal Utility provides an option to specify an alternate
    working disk to be used in place of the system disk during an installation. 
    This option is invoked using the syntax:
    
     VMSINSTAL OPTIONS AWD ....
    
    PROBLEM:
    
    When performing an installation of ALL-IN-1 V3.0 and specifying an
    alternate working disk, the disk space checks for the required space
    on the system disk are NOT performed on the alternate disk specified
    but rather on the system disk.
    
    Depending upon the amount of available free space on the system disk,
    the installation of ALL-IN-1 may be performed in NON-SAFETY mode or
    will fail due to insufficient disk space even though the alternate
    disk specified has enough free space to perform the installation in
    SAFETY mode.
         
     CAUSE:
    
    This is a problem with the VMSINSTAL utility and the AWD option.
    Even though an alternate disk is specified, the checks for disk
    space are still preformed on the system disk, and the installation
    will proceed based on this information.
    
    SOLUTION:
    
    If you choose to use the alternate working disk (AWD) VMSINSTAL
    option, you must still have the minimum amount of free space
    required for ALL-IN-1 on the system disk to install ALL-IN-1 V3.0.
    
    The minimum system disk space requirements for the installation
    of ALL-IN-1 V3.0 (even if the AWD option is used) are as follows:
    
    
                             Safety Mode             Non-Safety Mode
    
      Primary Language      154,000 blks               35,000
      Secondary Language     66,000 blks               25,000
    
    
    
    
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