A/UX® System Administrator's Reference Sections 1M, 7, and 8

mount(lM) mount(lM)
UMOUNT FLAG OPTIONS
The following flag options are interpreted for unmounting a file
system:
-h Unmount all file systems listed in /ete/mtab that are remotely
mounted from host.
-a Attempts to unmount all the file systems currently mounted
(listed in / e t e / mt ab). In this case, device-file is taken
from / ete/mtab.
-v Provide verbose output; umount displays a message indicating
the file system being unmounted.
EXAMPLES
mount /dev/dsk/eOdOs2 /usr
mounts a local disk.
mount -at 5.2
mounts all System V.2 file systems.
mount -t nfs serv:/usr/sre /usr/sre
mounts remote file system.
mount serv:/usr/sre /usr/sre
mounts remote file system.
mount -0 hard serv:/usr/sre /usr/sre
mounts remote file system, but with hard mount.
mount -p > /ete/fstab
saves current mount table state in / et e / f stab where it will
continue to be available to assist with the automatic mounting and
unmounting of file systems.
FILES
fete/mount
/ete/umount
/ete/mtab
/ete/fstab
SEE ALSO
mountd(lM), nfsd(1M), fsmount(2), unmount(2),
mount(3), umount(3), fstab(4), mtab(4).
4 February, 1990
Revision C