Where to mount partitions of other filesystems
(edited) Can these posts be moved into the Files and mount points: best practices thread?
I have Slackware, Debian and XP on this laptop, and a Fat partition I created for them to share. I've always had doubts about where to mount partitions that are not part of the system I'm using. It looks to me like common practice to use the /media/ directory, but according to the standard that's for removable media. As I understand it, those partitions don't belong in the /mnt/ folder either. Some people say to put them in /usr/local/. Right now, I'm leaning in that direction. Where do you put yours, and why? I found this in the Arch Linux Wiki: Quote:
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The only one that really makes sense to be mounting is the shared FAT partition. I have a partition dedicated to downloaded content, one dedicated to multimedia, and one as an NFS share among all my machines. I mount them at $HOME/downloads, $HOME/multimedia, and /cluster.
There's never been a standard written that was adhered to 100% and there likely never will be. Standards are minimum requirements anyway. Plus, the standard is silent on your issue. |
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