[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 12:56:44PM -0800, Matthew Schalit scribbled:
> > Apparently, in 3/26 you changed /etc/fstab so that
> > the /boot --> /mnt specification is now commented out
> > and we can no longer type mount /mnt from a prompt
> > and mount the default diskette devicel, while the
> > directions still say that's possible.
Good point. I've shifted towards a more "server-like" or
"full-distro-like" use of /mnt/fd0, /mnt/boot, /mnt/cdrom, et al.
> Also, 'mount /dev/boot /mnt' does the trick. It doesn't
> have to be in fstab to be mounted.
Even so.
For most purposes, you should be able to just switch:
mount /mnt/fd0
...instead of...
mount /mnt
...I'm still trying out to make sure what has "/mnt" hardcoded and
needing to be fixed. bpkg is currently the only and the main
candidate; however, it has the little documented ability to backup
anywhere the user desires (not just /mnt).
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