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When you boot into single user mode, all your normally mounted disks, other than /, are not mounted. The reason it is on / is so it is always available when /
by pwg 4y ago
When you boot into single user mode, all your normally mounted disks, other than /, are not mounted.
The reason it is on / is so it is always available when / is mounted, and also available when / is the only disk mounted (such as single user mode).