martin f krafft wrote: > as others have said and suggested, i also rarely use /mnt. if i need a > mount point, i'll quickly create one on the fly. i believe there are > even versions of mount out there that don't need an existing directory. > i just wrapped mount and umount it in scripts that create the directory > and rmdir it again after usage. I do something like this too. Perhaps this is a better idea all the way around than having a single root-level temporary mount point like /mnt. Of course, if /mnt could be done away with altogether this way, then it would be reasonable to end the debate over whether to call the "removable mount points" directory /vol, /media, or whatever, by simply calling it /mnt the way some other distros already do... Craig
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