Change BI server log directory location

We have very less space on our Bi server/log disk and nqsserver generating core dumps of size >6g causing the disk to fill up. due to incomplete core files there are of no use to analyze. This is what support says.
so ...
Q:
How can I change the BI/server/log to some where else? some other disk mount point.
or can I have only the core files go to other/different disk?

I think I figured it out...the startup script gives the clue..
Thanks .

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