And how you can gleam a wealth of information about system from it
Friend, thank you so much! Very informative!
The only thing that didn't work was to mount the /proc file system to an arbitrary directory (Debian 12)
mount -t proc proc-mount-name /arbitrary-folder
column: proc: No such file or directory
column: proc-mount-name: No such file or directory
column: /arbitrary-folder: No such file or directory
Hey! Did you create the /arbitrary-folder before running that command?
If after doing so it doesn't work, try:
mount -t proc proc /arbitrary-folder
Otherwise I am not sure. I ran the command on an OrbStack Ubuntu VM (MacOS)
Friend, thank you so much! Very informative!
The only thing that didn't work was to mount the /proc file system to an arbitrary directory (Debian 12)
mount -t proc proc-mount-name /arbitrary-folder
column: proc: No such file or directory
column: proc-mount-name: No such file or directory
column: /arbitrary-folder: No such file or directory
Hey! Did you create the /arbitrary-folder before running that command?
If after doing so it doesn't work, try:
mount -t proc proc /arbitrary-folder
Otherwise I am not sure. I ran the command on an OrbStack Ubuntu VM (MacOS)