I'm running FC3 with the Gnome desktop. I'm trying to automatically mount a directory during startup, after X starts and before a user takes any actions (aside from logging into the desktop). I've been experimenting with startup scripts that are used by X and Gnome, but nothing's worked so far. Specifically, I'm trying to # mount --bind /tmp/.X11-unix inside of a chroot directory, so that chrooted GUI applications can run. This directory contains a socket to the X server, and doesn't exist until after X starts. I'd appreciate any ideas on how to pull this off. If there's an alternative to mounting the directory inside chroot, I'd be happy to consider it. Thanks, - Steve Brueckner, ATC-NY
