mount block-special-file mount-pointMount point must be a directory that exists on your machine. It needn't contain anything.
mount /dev/dskc1d1s8 /users2
umount nameName can be either the block special filename or the directory name.
fuser can be
used to find who (which user processes) have open files on a
filesystem.
fuser -u /dev/dsk/c1t1d0
With the -k option, it will kill all processes
using the filesystem. (This is not always a good idea.)
block-special-file mount-loc type opts dump-freq pass-number
blk-spfile char-spfile mount-loc type fsck-pass automount? opts
/: dev = /dev/us00 vfs = jfs log = /dev/loglv01 mount = true check = 2 options = rw quota = userquota
fsck finds following sorts of things:
reboot -n! or do whatever is necessary to
reboot without running fsck!