Can any existing directory beneath the system root directory be used as a mount point?

Yes.
   A mount point mounts a capacity gadget or filesystem, making it available and appending it to a current registry structure.
    While an umount point "unmounts" a mounted filesystem, illuminating the framework to finish any pending read or compose activities, and securely confining it.

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