I had a similar problem whilst trying to use LSF (Load Sharing Facility). LSF is a program which clusters machines together, and checks to make sure that there are enough resources on a machine before submitting new jobs to them for processing.
However, Solaris uses free memory as a file...
Why not try :-
# cd /source_directory
# tar -cvf - . | (cd /mnt; tar -xvfp - )
This will tar everything into standard in, and then extract it straight away from standard out.
Quite useful for moving things around and keeping ownership and permissions the same.
Careful that you don't have too...
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