On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 07:02:16PM -0400, Kenneth Brody wrote:
> You could always make "/appl" the mount point. Then, instead of
> /appl
> [blank]
> /appl
> you would use:
> /appl
> /appl
> [blank]
>
> Or, use "/u/appl" and simply symlink "/appl" to "/u/appl" to take
> care of the hard-coded "/appl" references.
Could you explain, Ken, why you think the change would be necessary?
I've been making /appl a separate filesystem about as long as I've
known how mkfs works, and I've never had a non default fppath in all
that time.
Cheers,
-- jra
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