I want to mount two disks or directories into a single mount point. I saw some article online which mentioned bindfs, I had a look at it but I don't understand how it can help.
Another article shows how to mount two disks into a single directory using this mount option: -o union. I tried those instructions and they don't seem to work.
My goal is to mount a disk into an existing directory of an already mounted disk and see both files from the mounted disk and the directory.
Edit:
The solution proposed is not working, the content of the disk hides the content of the target directory.
bindfs– Allan Sep 13 '18 at 17:28bindfs /Volumes/Disk ~/TargetDirectoryIt does not work, the files inside the second directory are being hidden by the content of the disk. I am asking for a solution which merges the two contents. – Fabrizio Destro Sep 13 '18 at 19:55