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FreeBSD 10.1 added support for an autofs implementation that is similar to what this module manage with a few minor specificities from the Linux world: "autofs" is the actual driver of the automounter infrastructure in the kernel. It communicate with the "automountd" service when a device must be mounted, features an "autounmountd" service to unmount unused devices, and has a rc-script "automount" to update the kernel view of the available mountpoints.
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FreeBSD 10.1 added support for an autofs implementation that is similar
to what this module manage with a few minor specificities from the Linux
world:
"autofs" is the actual driver of the automounter infrastructure in the
kernel. It communicate with the "automountd" service when a device must
be mounted, features an "autounmountd" service to unmount unused
devices, and has a rc-script "automount" to update the kernel view of
the available mountpoints.