### I finally found what I`ve been looking for.
I wanted a link that points to many targets.
I found a mount that combines many targets ( the reverse ).
It`s like a union without the complexity and problems.
Tests showed it had no cpu load ( it`s just a mount ) and no ram use.!
It can be used to combine partitions into one, and dirs. too.
# And... It got 5 a star rating.!
It`s called "mhddfs", it uses Fuse and is simple to use.
It merged 2 dirs. with files and another with a link as it`s path.
# NOTE: Be sure to use the / at the end of the mount point or it adds /root ( don`t know why...).
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@@@@ To mount:
sh-4.1# mhddfs /tmp/0,/tmp/1,/root/docs/0 /tmp/7/ -o allow_other
mhddfs: directory '/tmp/0' added to list
mhddfs: directory '/tmp/1' added to list
mhddfs: directory '/root/docs/0' added to list
mhddfs: mount to: /tmp/7/
mhddfs: move size limit 4294967296 bytes
@@@@ To unmount:
sh-4.1# fusermount -u /tmp/7
@@@@ This allows all users access. Not just mount creator:
-o allow_other
This will make the difference in easy to make and use app. packages.
And also for rearranging the Linux file system for a new type of O.S.