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Notes: @(#)Help 13.3 (RC International) 91/10/11
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# @(#)Help 13.3 (RC International) 91/10/11 #ident "@(#)oamintf:files/mount/Help 1.6" ABSTRACT: This task supports the mounting of file systems. They can be mounted as read-write or read-only. TITLE: Form.mount:TITLE: Form.mount:F1:Device that contains the file system: Here you may write the device node for the file system to be mounted (e.g. /dev/lva. ). If given this name will be the default file system associated with the logical volume. Either this field or the next field must be filled. Form.mount:F2:File system name when mounted: Here you may write a mount point for the file system. Either this field or the previous field must be filled. Form.mount:F3:Read and Write Privileges: You must specify the Read and Write privileges which will be allowed for this file system. If the file system contains sensitive data which should not be modified by other users the privilige used should be "read only". In other cases you may grant "read/write" privileges for this file system.