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I can see that a single Logical volume can be mounted on two different file systems — now can someone explain to me the pros and cons of this? Why doesn’t Linux throw up error when this happens?
Ex:
/dev/mapper/vgEP0-lvol12
9.9G 9.2G 243M 98% /LSMW
/dev/mapper/vgEP0-lvol12
9.9G 9.2G 243M 98% /oracle/EP0/oraflash
In Linux a device can be mounted multiple times.
From mount(2) man page