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  mount
 SYNTAX
          /etc/mount  [ special directory [ -r ]]
 FUNCTION
          /etc/mount announces to the system that a removable
          file system is present on the device special!
          The directory must exist already and be empty;
          it becomes the name of the root of the newly
          mounted file system!
 OPTIONS
          -r   -   the file system is mounted read only;
                   it can not be written on.
 NOTE
          /etc/mount issues a warning if the file structure
          to be mounted is currently mounted under another name!
 Assume, that the root file system has the
 basic tree diagram as shown above
                            /
                            |
          ------------------------------------
          |          |            |          |
          |          |            |          |
         lib        bin          etc        usr
 Another file system /dev/fbk1 has the
 basic tree form as shown on the right!
                                             /
                                             |
                                  ----------------------
                                  |          |         |
                                 cti       miked      yori
 Another file system /dev/fbk3 has the basic tree 
 form as shown on the bottom left on the screen above!
                 /
                 |
      ------------------------
      |          |           |
     842        843         851
 Let us mount the /dev/fbk1 file system onto the directory
 /usr, so please type the appropriate command!
 $PROMPT$
 That is correct!
 You've got it on the 2nd try.
 Good, you understand the concept.
 Please type /etc/mount /dev/fbk1 /usr
 Please type /etc/mount /dev/fbk1 /usr
 You will be helped this time!
                                        
 $PROMPT$

FORGET1

 $PROMPT$/etc/mount /dev/fbk1 /usr              
 Observe the physical effect!
                            /
                            |
          ------------------------------------
          |          |            |          |
          |          |            |          |
         lib        bin          etc        usr
                                             |
                                  ----------------------
                                  |          |         |
                                 cti       miked      yori
 Let us mount the /dev/fbk3 file system
 onto the directory /usr/cti by entering
 the appropriate command!
 $PROMPT$
 That is correct!
 You've got it on the 2nd try.
 Good, you understand the concept.
 Please type /etc/mount /dev/fbk3 /usr/cti
 Please type /etc/mount /dev/fbk3 /usr/cti
 You will be helped this time!
                                        
 $PROMPT$

FORGET2

 $PROMPT$/etc/mount /dev/fbk3 /usr/cti          
 $PROMPT$
 Observe the physical effect!
                            /
                            |
          ------------------------------------
          |          |            |          |
          |          |            |          |
         lib        bin          etc        usr
                                             |
                                  ----------------------
                                  |          |         |
                                 cti       miked      yori
                                  |
                      ------------------------
                      |           |          |
                      842        843        851