mount, umount — Mount or Unmount File Systems and Remote Resources

Synopsis

/usr/sbin/mount [-p | -v]
/usr/sbin/mount [-F FSType][generic-options][-o specific-options][-O]
  special | mount-point
/usr/sbin/mount [-F FSType][generic-options][-o specific-options][-O]
  special
						mount-point
/usr/sbin/mount -a [-F
  FSType][-V][current-options][-o specific-options] [mount-point...]
/usr/sbin/umount [-f][-V][-o specific-options] special | mount-point
/usr/sbin/umount -a [-f][-V][-o specific-options][mount-point...]

Description

Use the mount command to attach a file system to the file-system hierarchy at the mount-point, which is the path name of a directory. If mount-point has any contents before the mount operation, they are hidden until the file system ...

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