--Are you crazy? You *never* want to mount something over /bin, it will break things severely. This is why you make /mnt/tmp directories; mkdir /tmp/blah or even /ramdisk/tmp will work.

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Quote Originally Posted by mzilikazi
If /mnt/hda2 doesn't exist simply mount it somewhere else. Anywhere will do.
If /mnt/hda2 doesn't exist, call
Code:
mkdir /mnt/hda2
mounting it just somewhere will hide that folder, so mounting to /bin will perhaps do, but then you are caught, because 'umount' is hidden (and a lot of importants programs too).

I guess mzilikazi meant 'anywhere in /mnt/ (i.e.: /mnt/winpartition)' will do.
Just to prevent unlikely errors...