When practising cgroup, we need mount like mount -t cgroup -o cpuset none /cpuset
Would you explain the significance of none here?
Seems it's just a name and I could set it as any string, right?
Is there any file, folder or file contant based on it?
Certain filesystems aren't associated with a physical device (such as a partition or network share, which is what is expected at that point in the mount command) and it is/was customary to use none for these. I've seen a more reasonable approach, using a more descriptive name, eg. cpuset in your case.
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