Bryan Phinney said: > David, the act of creating a mount point and mounting a partition involves > two > separate things. First, you create an actual mount point directory off of > root. That directory is there regardless of whether the partition is > mounted > or not. Second, you create an fstab entry that tells the mount -a command > what partition to mount and what mount point to use. Once you issue the > mount command, the empty mount point directory is no longer empty and you > will see the contents of the partition. You have now removed the winshare > partition and it is no longer being mounted but the mount point directory > still exists. You simply need to go out as root and issue the rm > -r /winshare command and it will remove the empty directory. > > Make sure that it is empty first, ls /winshare
Thanks. I was very confused, but that makes sense. I'll go ahead and remove the directory.
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