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#!/dis/sh.dis -n
#
# Build a octopus name space.
# This is an example.
# It is assumed that the name space already
# contains /pc /term /devs and /mnt/registry
# bound to proper resources.

# BUG: How do we know which devs do we have?
# probably we should have a "ndb" file added by all
# file systems registering, with attributes for the
# device. So, /n/what/ndb would be the ndb for that /n/what

o/mux -m /devs/fs name fs sys pc
o/mux -m /devs/what name what sys pc
o/mux -m /devs/who name who sys pc
o/mux -m /devs/where name where sys pc
o/mux -m /devs/print name print
o/mux -m /devs/view name view sys $sysname
o/mux -m /devs/voice name voice sys $sysname
o/mux -m /devs/mail name mail
o/mux -m /devs/music name music

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