Re: [Devil-Linux-discuss] automount non-lvm partition at boot time

[Motycka J. <mai...@vc...>]

You can use bind mount if you need to have some data in /mnt directory.
man mount
mount --bind olddir newdir

Jiri



Dick Middleton wrote:
> On 06/06/13 18:25, Dominic Raferd wrote:
>> Does Devil-linux have any other available mountpoints for hard disk
>> partitions at boot time (i.e. for listing in /etc/fstab) apart from /mnt
>> and those inside a devil-Linux VG. Fortunately I only needed one, so I
>> am using /mnt!
>>
>> Just wondering...
> I guess on DL most of the file systems are read-only so if you're going to
> create a new mount point it'd have to be in shared memory - /etc, /var and so
> on.  You can also create them on a disc already mounted on /mnt.  Commonly
> subdirectories of /mnt are created for such things. /mnt/foo /mnt/bar and so on.
>
> Dick
>
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