Mount Points
时间：2006-10-18 来源：anima
Mount Points
A mount point is a directory which a device or partition is attached to. During your install you may need to choose mount points for specific filesystems. You will need to set the mountpoint of "/" for your root filesystem on the disk partition you are installing your system to. For example if you are installing your system on the second partition of an IDE drive, you will select the "/dev/hda2" drive mount point to be "/".
If you want to mount other drives or partitions, you may, for example, mount your second hard drive or partition to a directory called "/data". Once your install is complete you will need to be sure this mount point exists and possibly create it with the "mkdir /data" command. Then the next time you boot your system, this partition should be available for use (or you can use the command "mount -a" to mount all filesystems in the /etc/fstab file.
A mount point is a directory which a device or partition is attached to. During your install you may need to choose mount points for specific filesystems. You will need to set the mountpoint of "/" for your root filesystem on the disk partition you are installing your system to. For example if you are installing your system on the second partition of an IDE drive, you will select the "/dev/hda2" drive mount point to be "/".
If you want to mount other drives or partitions, you may, for example, mount your second hard drive or partition to a directory called "/data". Once your install is complete you will need to be sure this mount point exists and possibly create it with the "mkdir /data" command. Then the next time you boot your system, this partition should be available for use (or you can use the command "mount -a" to mount all filesystems in the /etc/fstab file.
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