SETMNT(1M)               DOMAIN/IX SYS5                SETMNT(1M)



NAME
     setmnt - establish mount table

USAGE
     /etc/setmnt

DESCRIPTION
     The setmnt program creates the /etc/mnttab table, which is
     needed for both the mount (1M) and umount (1M) commands. On
     DOMAIN systems, the /etc/mnttab table is a link to the per-
     node file `node_data/etc.mnttab.  See mnttab (4) for more
     information about the table.

     To create an mnttab entry for each line, setmnt first reads
     the standard input.  Input lines have the following format:

            filesys node


     where filesys is the name of the file system's special file
     (e.g., ``dsk/?s?'') and node is the root name of that file
     system.  Thus filesys and node become the first two strings
     in the mount table entry.

CAUTIONS
     The values of filesys or node should not be exceed 32 char-
     acters each.

     An upper limit on the maximum number of mnttab entries is
     silently enforced.

FILES
     /etc/mnttab    mount table (link to `node_data/etc.mnttab)

RELATED INFORMATION
     mount(1M)
     umount(1M)
     mnttab(4)















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