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NAME

mount - mount and display filesystems

SYNOPSIS

ast_mount [ options ] [ fs [ dir ] ]

DESCRIPTION

mount attaches a named filesystem fs to the directory dir, which must already exist. The contents of dir are hidden until the filesystem is unmounted. The filesystem mount table is consulted if either of fs or dir are omitted. Information on all mounted filesystems is displayed if both fs and dir are omitted.

OPTIONS

-a, --all
Operate on all filesystems in the filesystem table. The --host and --type options can be used to match parts of the table.
-f, --show|fake
Display but do not execute the underlying mount(2) system calls.
-h, --hosts=[!]host,...
Limit the filesystem table scan to entries matching the host names. A leading ! inverts the match sense.
-M, --mtab|fstab=file
Use file instead of the default filesystem table.
-b, --omit=[!]type,...
Omit filesystem table entries matching any of the type names.
-o, --options=[no]name[=value][,...]
Specify filesystem specific mount options. Options are a comma separated list of words preceded by an optional no to turn the option off, or name=value pairs. Multiple --options are concatenated with a comma separator. See fstab(4) for a detailed description of mount options.
-p, --portable
Print information in fstab(4) format.
-r, --readonly
Mount the filesystems read only. Equivalent to --option=ro.
-t|T, --types=[!]type,...
Limit the filesystem table scan to entries matching the type names. A leading ! inverts the match sense.
-u, --unmount|umount
Unmount the matched filesystems.
-c, --check
Ignored by this implementation.
-m, --multiplex|nproc
Distribute multiple mounts across nproc processes. Ignored by this implementation.
-P, --prefix=string
Ignored by this implementation.
-n, --tab
Ignored by this implementation. On by default; -n means --notab.
-v, --verbose
Ignored by this implementation.

SEE ALSO

df(1), umount(1), mount(2), fstab(4)

IMPLEMENTATION

version
mount (AT&T Research) 2003-07-29
author
Glenn Fowler <gsf@research.att.com>
copyright
Copyright © 1998-2008 AT&T Intellectual Property
license
http://www.opensource.org/licenses/cpl1.0.txt