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how to selectively mount FS?
Hi all,
I have this doubt as to whether we can selective mount FS .by taking the input from the vfstab? ie, suppose i want to mount tmpfs(actually i want to do it  )but i dont want to follow the conventional way through the script that actually does!!However i want to just collect that particular line which has the FS that i want ,then go ahead and mount it? Is there a possibility that i can do it? Thanks? |
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