Thanks for a rain of solutions :) Perhaps I was not clear enough. Situation is like this:
Two users (A and B) want to use directory /root_fs on remote NFS server as their root fs. There is a single directory /home that have to be different. Of course they can mount /root_fs as root fs and manually mount some other directory as /home. The question is how to perform it automatically !!! Ideal solution will be to create two root directories /root_fsA and /root_fsB and make all entries in those directories (apart from /home) to be links to common /root_fs. Unfortunately it does not works - NFS is not going across the links. Another solution (proposed by Omer I think) - is to add all entries from /root_fsA to /etc/fstab and mount all them remotely. Unfortunately it does not work also - /root_fsA is root fs and kernel expect to find there init and a couple of libraries. Mounting /bin and /lib can be occured only after init is running.. ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
