mount device_file mount_point_directory mount host:directory mount_point_directorydevice_file is a block device file. host:directory is the hostname and pathname of a remote directory that has been exported on the remote host by using the exportfs command on the remote host (it requires NFS). mount_point_directory is the mount point directory. The mount point must already exist (you can create it with the mkdir command).
If you omit either the device_file or the mount_point_directory from the mount command line, mount checks the file /etc/fstab to find the missing argument (see the section "Mounting Filesystems Automatically With the /etc/fstab File" for more information about /etc/fstab).
For example, to mount a filesystem manually, use this command:
mount /dev/dsk/dks0d1s6 /usrAnother example, which uses a mnemonic device file name, is:
mount /dev/usr /usrAn example of a mount command for a filesystem that is listed in /etc/fstab is:
mount /d2Other useful mount commands are: