Little, Chris wrote:
mount read/write filesystems into a read-only one.
say you want to have strict change control of /usr, but /usr/local
doesn't need that.
mount /usr as read-only
mount --bind /other/filesystem /usr/local
how's that?
Pah!
I used to do that before --bind was invented.
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