isn't that weird:

	/emul/svr4-0# grep fdesc /etc/fstab
	fdesc           /dev            fdesc   rw,union
	/emul/svr4-0# umount /dev
	/emul/svr4-0# echo /dev/fd*
	/dev/fd /dev/fd0a /dev/fd0b /dev/fd0c /dev/fd0d /dev/fd0e /dev/fd0f /dev/fd0g /dev/fd0h
	/emul/svr4-0# mount /dev
	/emul/svr4-0# echo /dev/fd*
	/dev/fd /dev/fd /dev/fd0a /dev/fd0b /dev/fd0c /dev/fd0d /dev/fd0e /dev/fd0f /dev/fd0g /dev/fd0h
	/emul/svr4-0# 

And this behavior shows up with tcsh, csh and sh (these are the only shells
I've checked, so basically it seems to be independent of the shell used)


	Stefan