Each system has two scratch file systems, which are cross-mounted over NFS, the Network Filesystem. There is no limit on the amount of disk space each user can occupy on any scratch directory. However, the resources are limited and must be shared by all users.
Files stored in the scratch file systems are temporary and are subject to removal whenever needed.
Users can not log in to the production machines. Each machine has two scratch file systems, which are cross-mounted over NFS, the Network Filesystem. To find out how much space has been allocated to your home file system, use the 'qu' command. The following is an example of how to copy file1 from your current directory to your home directory in Lou with a new file name, file2.