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Changelog 26/9 ha scritto:a/aaa_base-11.0.0-noarch-2.tgz: Updated the "Welcome to Slackware" email.
Added /mount directory, subdirectories, and symbolic links recommended by
the FHS, along with README files to help me understand the difference
between this directory and /mnt.

/mnt/README ha scritto:The purpose of the /mnt directory is to provide a place for the admin to
mount block device temporarily. Any of the subdirectories of /mnt may be
used, or volumes may even be mounted directly on /mnt (which is the
traditional way of doing things, though /mnt/tmp is also provided for
the purpose of mounting any kind of volume temporarily).

See the /media directory also.

/media/README ha scritto:The purpose of the /media directory is to provide a consistent place
across different systems for users and applications to mount
removeable media. For example, this might be used by KDE's
Media Manager feature in Konqueror. That will look into /etc/fstab
to determine where to mount a volume, and for now this still defaults
to using /mnt (e.g. /mnt/cdrom as the cdrom mount point), but you
may edit your /etc/fstab if you'd like to follow the FHS
recommendations.

See the /mnt directory also.

IceSlack ha scritto:che skifo............ questo e' un colpo basso......... ora mi smebra di usare suse : | allor aovglio il kernel 2.6 di default plz

The purpose of the /mnt directory is to provide a place for the admin to
mount block device temporarily. Any of the subdirectories of /mnt may be
used, or volumes may even be mounted directly on /mnt (which is the
traditional way of doing things, though /mnt/tmp is also provided for
the purpose of mounting any kind of volume temporarily).

See the /media directory also.