Linux Compat and freebsd root

Hi,



When I start a deamon running under linux emulation, the root of the
filesystem '/' seems to be in fact '/usr/compat/linux'



Is there a way to mount something like "/freebsd" pointing to the real
filesystem ?



If so, where would I put the mount command so that it is loaded when the
deamon starts ?



Thanks





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