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Subject: MFS
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What's the best way to make a temporary MFS, mounted
on /tmp, when I boot? I've looked at the man pages for
fstab and mount_mfs, but they weren't very helpful.
I don't need it to be kept after reboots,
so it doesn't need to be kept in the file system. I'm
using 2.1-R.