AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox

AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox

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MASTER ( 4) Field 1: Field 2: MASTER (4) alias name of device (8 characters maximum). reference name of device (8 characters maximum; specified in part 1). Part 3 contains lines with 2 or 3 fields each: Field 1: parameter name ( as it appears m description � file; 20 characters maximum). Field 2: parameter name ( as it appears in the conf.c file; 20 characters maximum). Field 3: default parameter value (20 characters maximum; parameter specification is required if this field is omitted). - 2-

MNTTAB (4) MNTTAB (4) NAME mnttab - mounted file system table SYNOPSIS #include < mntta.b.h > DESCRIPTION Mnttab resides in directory fete and contains a table of devices, mounted by the mount(1M) command, in the following structure as defined by < mnttab.h >: struct mnttab { char }; char short time_t mt_dev[lO]; mt_filsys[10]; mt_ro_fig; mt_time; Each entry is 26 bytes in length; the first 10 bytes are the nullpadded name of the place where the special file is mounted; the next 10 bytes represent the null-padded root name of the mounted special file; the remaining 6 bytes contain the mounted special file 's read/write permissions and the date on which it was mounted. The maximum number of entries in mnttab is based on the system parameter NMOUNT located in fusr/src/uts/cf/conf.c, which defines the number of allowable mounted special files. SEE ALSO mount(1M), setmnt( 1M). - 1 -

MNTTAB (4) MNTTAB (4)<br />

NAME<br />

mnttab - mounted file system table<br />

SYNOPSIS<br />

#include < mntta.b.h ><br />

DESCRIPTION<br />

Mnttab resides in directory fete and contains a table of devices,<br />

mounted by the mount(1M) command, in the following structure<br />

as defined by < mnttab.h >:<br />

struct mnttab {<br />

char<br />

};<br />

char<br />

short<br />

time_t<br />

mt_dev[lO];<br />

mt_filsys[10];<br />

mt_ro_fig;<br />

mt_time;<br />

Each entry is 26 bytes in length; the first 10 bytes are the nullpadded<br />

name of the place where the special file is mounted; the<br />

next 10 bytes represent the null-padded root name of the mounted<br />

special file; the remaining 6 bytes contain the mounted special<br />

file 's read/write permissions and the date on which it was<br />

mounted.<br />

The maximum number of entries in mnttab is based on the system<br />

parameter NMOUNT located in fusr/src/uts/cf/conf.c, which<br />

defines the number of allowable mounted special files.<br />

SEE ALSO<br />

mount(1M), setmnt( 1M).<br />

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