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Author: Ankita Dutta

articles/site-recovery/vmware-physical-azure-support-matrix.md

@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ Physical servers with the HP CCISS storage controller | Not supported.
 Device/Mount point naming convention | Device name or mount point name should be unique.<br/> Ensure that no two devices/mount points have case-sensitive names. For example, naming devices for the same VM as *device1* and *Device1* isn't supported.
 Directories | If you're running a version of the Mobility service earlier than version 9.20 (released in [Update Rollup 31](https://support.microsoft.com/help/4478871/)), then these restrictions apply:<br/><br/> - These directories (if set up as separate partitions/file-systems) must be on the same OS disk on the source server: /(root), /boot, /usr, /usr/local, /var, /etc.</br> - The /boot directory should be on a disk partition and not be an LVM volume.<br/><br/> From version 9.20 onwards, these restrictions don't apply.
 Boot directory | - Boot disks with GPT partition format are supported. GPT disks are also supported as data disks.<br/><br/> Multiple boot disks on a VM aren't supported.<br/><br/> - /boot on an LVM volume across more than one disk isn't supported.<br/> - A machine without a boot disk can't be replicated.
-Free space requirements| 2 GB on the /(root) partition <br/><br/> 250 MB on the installation folder
+Free space requirements| 2 GB on the /(root) partition <br/><br/> 600 MB on the installation folder
 XFSv5 | XFSv5 features on XFS file systems, such as metadata checksum, are supported (Mobility service version 9.10 onwards).<br/> Use the xfs_info utility to check the XFS superblock for the partition. If `ftype` is set to 1, then XFSv5 features are in use.
 BTRFS | BTRFS is supported from [Update Rollup 34](https://support.microsoft.com/help/4490016) (version 9.22 of the Mobility service) onwards. BTRFS isn't supported if:<br/><br/> - The BTRFS file system subvolume is changed after enabling protection.</br> - The BTRFS file system is spread over multiple disks.</br> - The BTRFS file system supports RAID.