You can specify the mount point for any device with the form
'mount [device] [mount_point] -t [fstype]'
so if I wanted to mount my imaginary win95 disk, hda7 under
/my.mounts/harddriveseven I could do:
mount /dev/hda7 /my.mounts/harddriveseven -t vfat
or
cd /my.mounts ; mount /dev/hda7 harddriveseven -t vfat
or
you could put it in /etc/fstab and just do a mount /dev/hda7. There are
man pages on fstab and mount.
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, Philip Rinehart wrote:
> I am trying to mount a PCMCIA Flash Film Card. I can get it to recognize
> the card, and just can't seem to get the right mount point. Any ideas?
>
> Philip Rinehart
> Get hammered today!
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tolerable though: network it to a Unix machine, open a full screen DOS box
and telnet to the real OS...
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