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Distribution: Debian Sarge, but I am planning on switching to Mandrake soon
Posts: 9
Rep:
what happened to my mount points?
I recently bought a desktop computer with Debian Sarge preinstalled.
And there aren't any mount points!
I tried to mount a cd, and it didn't work, so I checked the /mnt file to see what the mount point was named, and it wasn't there! The /mnt file is empty!
Any ideas what might cause this? And how I could fix it?
If /dev/hdc is suppose to be mounted at /mnt/cdrom, and the cdrom directory does not
exist, you need to make it. But So we aren't going into this blind, post your fstab.
Distribution: #1 PCLinuxOS -- for laughs -> Ubuntu, Suse, Mepis
Posts: 315
Rep:
"may be the dingo ate your mount point" ..:-))) couldn't resist .. { it's a seinfeld joke)
/mnt mounting is older .. LFS recommends cdrom/cdrecoder terminlogy ..
you have it listed the /dev/hdc is being moutned on /cdrom.
so it didn't go anywhere . it's just there.
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