There is a concept of mount point in the Unix mount command.
mount -F nfs -o rw, hard server:/usr2 /usr2
Which portion of the above command is the mount point , first or second
/usr2 ?
Thanks,
Robin
There is a concept of mount point in the Unix mount command.
mount -F nfs -o rw, hard server:/usr2 /usr2
Which portion of the above command is the mount point , first or second
/usr2 ?
Thanks,
Robin
>mount -F nfs -o rw, hard server:/usr2 /usr2
>Which portion of the above command is the mount point , first or second
>/usr2 ?
>mount -F nfs -o rw, hard server:/usr2 /usr2
>Which portion of the above command is the mount point , first or second
>/usr2 ?
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