mount command Xiangjie

Function: load the specified file system.
Syntax: mount [-afFhnrvVw] [-L ] [-o ] [-t ] [device name] [mount point]
Instructions: mount the specified device can be specified in the file system is loaded into the Linux directory (ie mount point). Frequently used equipment can be written to the file / etc / fastab, so that the system automatically loads each time it starts. mount load device information recorded in the / etc / mtab file. When using the umount command unload equipment, records will be cleared.
Commonly used parameters and options:
-A load file / etc / fstab to set all the equipment.
-F does not actually load the equipment. And-v parameters can be used to view the mount of the implementation process.
-F be used in conjunction with the-a parameter. All in the / etc / fstab to set the device will be loaded at the same time, to accelerate the pace of implementation.
-H display online help information.
-L load the file system label equipment.
-N not to load the information recorded in the / etc / mtab file.
-O specified when loading the file system option. Some options are also available at / etc / fstab to use. These options include:
async asynchronous manner to the file system input and output actions.
Each atime update inode access to all the access time, the default settings, Cancel option noatime.
auto must be in / etc / fstab file, specify this option. Implementation of the-a parameter will be set to auto load the equipment, de-select to noauto.
defaults using the default option. The default option is rw, suid, dev, exec, anto nouser and async.
dev-readable characters on the file system or block device, cancel option nodev.
exec executable binary file, cancel option as noexec.
noatime each inode access time is not update the access time.
noauto can not use the-a parameter to load.
nodev do not read the file system on the character or block device.
noexec not execute binary file.
nosuid closed set-user-identifier (set user ID) and set-group-identifer (set group ID) bit set.
nouser so a user can not perform load operation, the default setting.
remount re-loading device. Usually used to change the device settings state.
ro loading read-only mode.
rw read-write mode load.
suid start set-user-identifier (set user ID) and set-group-identifer (set group ID) bit set, cancel option as nosuid.
manner sync to synchronize the file system input and output actions.
user can make the average user load equipment.

-R read-only load the equipment.
-T the specified device file system type. Note common options are:
minix Linux file system first used.
ext2 Linux file system now commonly used.
msdos MS-DOS's FAT.
vfat Win85/98 of VFAT.
nfs Network File System.
iso9660 CD-ROM CD-ROM file system standard.
ntfs Windows NT file system.
hpfs OS / 2 file system. Prior to Windows NT 3.51 version of the file system.
auto auto detect file system.
-V to display detailed information on the implementation.
-V display version information.
-W to load the device read-write mode, the default setting.