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10: /eettcc/mmoouunntt [ _s_p_e_c_i_a_l _d_i_r_e_c_t_o_r_y [ -rruu ] ]
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13: onto directory in the system's directory hierarchy. This opera-
14: tion makes the root directory of the mounted file system acces-
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17: If the -r option is specified, the file system is read-only.
18: This is useful for preventing inadvertent changes to precious
19: file systems. The system will not update information such as ac-
20: cess times if the -r option is used.
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22: The -u option causes mount to write an entry into the mount table
23: file /etc/mtab without actually performing the mount. This is
24: used to note the file system.
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26: When invoked with no arguments, mount summarizes the mounted file
27: systems and where they attach.
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29: The command umount unmounts a previously mounted file system.
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31: The script /bin/mount calls /etc/mount, and provides convenient
32: abbreviations for commonly used devices. For example,
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47: ***** Files *****
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49: /eettcc/mmttaabb -- Mount table
50: /eettcc/mmnnttttaabb -- Mount table
51: /bbiinn/mmoouunntt -- Shell script that calls /eettcc/mmoouunntt
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53: ***** See Also *****
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55: commands, fsck, mkfs, mknod, umount
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57: ***** Diagnostics *****
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59: Errors can occur if special or directory does not exist or if the
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