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                      3: mount                        Command                        mount
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                      8: Mount a file system
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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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                     12: mount mounts  a file system  from the block  special file special
                     13: onto directory in  the system's directory hierarchy.  This opera-
                     14: tion makes  the root directory of the  mounted file system acces-
                     15: sible using the specified directory name.
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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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                     35:         mount f0
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                     38: executes the command:
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                     41:         /etc/mount /dev/fha0 /f0
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                     44: The system  administrator should edit this  script to reflect the
                     45: devices used on your system.
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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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                     76:         /etc/mtab older than /etc/boottime
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                     79: indicates that /etc/mtab has probably been invalidated by booting
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                     82: Attempting to mount a block-special file which does not contain a
                     83: COHERENT file system may have disastrous consequences.  mkfs must
                     84: be used  to create  a file  system on a  blank disk before  it is
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