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Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> Ralph Hempel wrote:

> mount -f -s -b "d:\my_home" "/home/username"
> 
> and umount after you are done with it ?

That sounds more like what I want. I really do know how
to do all of this under Linux.

The main reason I'm asking the question here is that some
of you will have insight into performance, reliability, and
security issues between Cygwin/Windows that I do not have
yet.

Thanks for all the feedback so far!

Ralph

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