Brecht Machiels <brecht@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I'm aware of AmigaOS' assign implementation. It's just that > > assignfs > > would only work in this case if you can lay it over say /boot/ > > common/ > > and still see the original contents that are there on disk. That's > > not > > something that need or could be solved by using the assign command > > in > > AmigaOS. > There's no need to lay it over an existing path. You simply > (single-assign) mount assignfs at /boot/common and assign everything > you > need to it. As I see it, /boot/common should only contain bundles > anyway > (read-only assign). > If you really need to have other stuff in /boot/common besides the > contents of bundles, you can always assign an extra directory to it. > This directory can then be the write target of the assign. That would work more or less for "common", but not really for the user's config folder - I would consider the need to have an extra directory for this a kludge, at least given our directory structure. Bye, Axel.