> If you really want to retain the information on /tmp you could edit
> /etc/vfstab to make it a ufs (or other disk based) file system but you'd
> still have to edit the Networker directives.

And on Solaris, you'd have to edit the startup scripts that erase the
contents of /tmp, even if it is disk based.

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