- All mount points in /mnt (e.g. /mnt/cdrom, /mnt/camera, /mnt/windows/C) <- breaks FreeBSD standard for an empty /mnt
Might be workable if there was a /mnt/mnt, but that's so ridiculous I'd be against it as a matter of humour-prevention :-)
It would be o.k., if you call it /mnt/tmp with the same policy as /mnt has now. But to not break things, call the new directory /mounts and define a /mounts/tmp for the purpose /mnt has nowadays in FreeBSD.
In addition declare the use of /mnt deprecated and within only ten generations of sysadmins we're able to substitute /mnt completely by /mounts. :-)
As for the name itself, it should be something not used already. If the beginning letter was unique within / this would be good for shell's tab completion. Only saved keystrokes are good keystrokes. :-)
So I suggest /pulp. Easy to remember and if CD standards can be called "Rock Ridge", there is no real argument against it. :-)
Ciao Siegbert
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