Clarifying terminology related to mounting
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I understand that "mounting" in Linux refers to associating some "device" (usually some storage drive or a partition thereof, but it could be a region of RAM, some memory-mapped hardware, etc.) with a filesystem node.
But - does "mount point" mean the node, or the device? Which of the two is "mounted"? And is it mounted "on" the other, or "at" the other, or just what?
What is the most common understanding of this terminology?
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