Mount (command)

mount command mounts filesystems

https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount

• mount -a

• Related files: /etc/fstab

• Mount a remote nfs share: mount -t nfs .../...

• Windows: mount -o nolock

mount /dev/sdc1342 /test
mount: /test: unknown filesystem type 'zfs_member'.

mount /dev/VG_NAME/LV_NAME /directory/

• tune2fs -c max-mount-counts

macOS

sudo mount /dev/disk2s1 /tmp/foo
mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.

sudo mount -t exfat /dev/disk2s1 /tmp/foo

See also: /Volumes folder in macOS)

Linux Kernel

• ID mapping in mounts which allows to map an UID to a different one in a mount;

Errors

• access denied by server while mounting

Related

• umount
• systemd-mount
• mount -o remount /dev/shm
• docker volume ls --format "Template:.Driver Template:.Name Template:.Mountpoint"

• podman image mount
• swapon, swapoff
• List mounted NFS resources
• e2fsck
• multipass mount
• SMB
• read only
• udisksctl mount
• findmnt
• guestmount command to mount qcow2 images.

mount | column -t
ansible.posix.mount

See also

• File systems: mount, umount, findmnt, find, swapon, swapoff, UUID, blkid, mount options: /etc/fstab, udisksctl mount, guestmount, /proc/mounts, fstrim, systemd-mount, defaults
• ACL, SubInACL.exe, Cisco ACLs, getfacl, setfacl, lsattr, chattr, xattr, NACLs
• ext4 e2fsck, fsck.ext4, superblock, inode, block size, mkfs.ext4 tune2fs, wipefs, resize2fs stat, extents, Review ext4 journalctl logs. Read-only file system, virt-resize, ACL
• File systems: clustered file system, tune2fs mkfs.ext4,superblock, e2fsck, resize2fs, mount, df, umount, UUID, fstab
• File systems: ext4, XFS, ZFS, btrfs, wipefs, findfs, HDFS, overlay, aufs, virt-filesystems, Windows: (FAT, NTFS, ReFS), GPFS, squashfs, Ecryptfs, Encfs, FUSE, VMFS, Comparison of distributed file systems, Userspace filesystem, Resize filesystem size
• file, File system, directory, touch, mkdir, ls, ln truncate, fallocate, split, stat, inode, File descriptor, superblock, block size (blockdev), fuser, lsof, scrub, chattr, ulimit (nofiles), cp, mv, file (command), mkfifo, chmod