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abraxas:/mnt/gentoo# mount -o bind /proc/ proc/
mount: fs type none not supported by kernel
abraxas:/mnt/gentoo#

This is running the stock Debian 2.2.20 kernel. Is there another way of
mounting the proc system that will solve this problem? Alternatively if
someone could let me know what I need to compile into my kernel to be able
to support this I have no problems recompiling it if I know what to put in
:o)

Thanks for your help

Dan

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Quote:> I'm currently trying to experiment with installing Gentoo on my
Debian3.0
> SparcStation 5 and have hit a problem in that whenever I try and run
"mount
> -o bind /proc/ proc" I get an error of:

> abraxas:/mnt/gentoo# mount -o bind /proc/ proc/
> mount: fs type none not supported by kernel

   You might also want to make sure that the fstype for /proc in the
/etc/fstab isn't set to "none", but to "proc".

steve

mount proc /proc -t proc

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