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#1: May 28 '09
How do you check if where tmpfs is mounted?

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#2: May 29 '09

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How do you check if where tmpfs is mounted?

you can use 'mount -v' command.
It'll show you all mounted file system and its mount point..
search for tmpfs out there...

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Thanks for that, I'll have a look and see.
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This is what i got when i ran mount -v, I can't see tmpfs?

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#5: May 30 '09

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This is what i got when i ran mount -v, I can't see tmpfs?

You should if it is mounted. Try 'df -h' and please let us know what it says.

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#6: May 30 '09

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Heres what i got for df -h, still can't see tmpfs?

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#7: May 31 '09

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Heres what i got for df -h, still can't see tmpfs?

If you can't see it in either of those places, then it isn't mounted. Weird!

Sorry, I don't have an answer at this time.

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#8: May 31 '09

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Any idea how you mount it?
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Any idea how you mount it?

Have you tried searching Google? Plenty of links.

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#10: Jun 1 '09

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Thanks, think i found a good tutorial on how to mount it.
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