I've posted same question to askubuntu.com but learned they recommended that I jump into mail-group and because you are responsible for FHS - File Hierarchy Standard in Linux (or specifically Ubuntu).
So, here's my question, Why can't all the mount point in root directory changed to /mnt/temporary & /mnt/removable? In the rule, it said that the reason /media & /mnt existed is because they work differently and that /mnt is a mount point for temporarily mounted filesystem and /media is a mount point for removable media. It just add up an obsoleted mount points in the root directory. So, just move all mount points into /mnt and create a subdirectory that function differently. Ex: /mnt/tmp # temporarily mounted filesystem /mnt/rmb # removable media (It doesn't have to follow the abbreviation. ie: rmb) Reference: http://askubuntu.com/questions/524899/why-cant-all-the-mount-point-in-root-directory-changed-to-mnt-temporary-mnt Regards, Tagraf
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