Mounting File Systems
File systems can be mounted from the command line by using the mount command. The commands in Table 14.7 are used from the command line to mount and unmount file systems.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| mount | Mounts specified file systems and remote resources |
| mountall | Mounts all file systems specified in a file system table (vfstab) |
| umount | Unmounts specified file systems and remote resources |
| umountall | Unmounts all file systems specified in a file system table |
After you create a file system, you need to make it available. You make file systems available by mounting them. Using the mount command, you attach a file system to the system directory tree at the specified mount point, and it becomes available ...
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