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Friends at FreeBSD,

I am running several freeBSD servers and do not have tape back-up on all
of them. I want to be able to mount the file systems of the servers that
don't have tape back up on them onto the servers that do. This way I can
back up several machines with one tape drive.

Can it be done with ln? if so can some one give me an example or a
better way?

Thanks

David Turner

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