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From: <evansbryant AT look DOT ca>
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Subject: RE: Deprecating Automount (was Re: Why not mount / at C: ?)
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 16:40:53 -0700
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> Ok, we don't eliminate the /cygdrive feature; but, I can see the argument,
> especially with inetutils and login supplying remote access, that one only
> wants to allow access to directories in the Mount Table with the
> Cygwin Tools.
> Shouldn't we allow for [no]automount?

Is there a way to make Cygdrive an explicit entry in the mount table? That
way it could either be there or not.

~Neil


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