#k is outside the name space. It is always available. When we say bind -a #k /dev, now #k is bound on /dev and is available as /dev, as in /dev/fs/whatever.
But #k/fs/whatever is always a valid name and requires no binds or anything else. Russ
#k is outside the name space. It is always available. When we say bind -a #k /dev, now #k is bound on /dev and is available as /dev, as in /dev/fs/whatever.
But #k/fs/whatever is always a valid name and requires no binds or anything else. Russ