/mounts is a directory full of empty directories where things can be
mounted with little risk of obscuring any existing directories or files.
Several stub subdirectories are provided. You CAN mount something on
/mount itself (mount does an overlay), but then you lose access to this
directory and these subdirectories. 

The usual name for this dir is /mnt. 

One cute problem with mounting and unmounting, if you have something
mounted on a dir you can't see what's in the actual contents of the dir
under the mount. This fooled me into including 4 meg of junk in an earlier
cLIeNUX because I didn't look at the thing with nothing mounted. Again,
a mount is an _overlay_ of an existing directory. I don't know what 
happens if you do a second mount on the same dir. Do let me know, eh?
;o)

Copyright 2000 Rick Hohensee
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