- About mount : To mount a filesystem
- It comes from : “util-linux-ng-2.17.2” package.
- Configuration Files:
- Path: /bin/mount
Examples:
1. To mount a file system
| $ mount /dev/sda /support |
2. To specify the file system type
| $ mount -t nfs 192.168.100.22:/home /home |
3. To mount all the file systems from “/etc/fstab”
| $ mount -a |
4. To do the fake mounting
| $ mount -f /dev/sda /support $ mount –fake /dev/sda /support |
5. To add the labels to the mount points
| $ mount -l mymount /support * |
6. To mount without writting into “/etc/mnttab”
| $ mount -n /dev/sda /support $ mount –no-mtab /dev/sda /support |
7. To avoid canonicalize paths
| $ mount –no-canonicalize /dev/sdb /support |
8. To ignore ignore mount options not supported by file system type
| $ mount -s /dev/sdb /support |
9. To mount a file system as read only
| $ mount -r /dev/sdb /support $ mount –read-only /dev/sdb /support |
10. To Mount the filesystem read/write
| $ mount -w /dev/sdb /support $ mount –rw /dev/sdb /support |
11. To mount the file system of specified label
| $ mount -L mymount |
12. To mount the partition that has the specified uuid
| $ mount -U uuid |
13. To mount the file system with specified options
| $ mount -o noatime,nouser /dev/sdb /support $ mount –options noatime,nouser /dev/sdb /support |
14. To get the help
| $ mount -h |
15. To get the version info
| $ mount -V |
Related Commands: umount
