> > but that does make the ufs assumption of inode 2 being the root.
> > Who does that break ? :-)
> 
> bash$ ls -id /usr
> 691009 /usr
> zelnfs:/NFS1/UD3/CA1/ca1root/NetBSD/usr-i386-970513 on /usr type nfs

<FX ACTION="Thump" OBJECT="Head"> Argh. </FX>

> The right thing would be to parse "mount" output, but there
> is no awk available at this time :-(
> It should be possible with the shell somehow...

Hm.  Does

	case "`mount`" in "* /usr *") ;; *) mount /usr ;; esac

work ?

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