3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software command reference guide HP Scalable NAS for Linux (AG513-96003, October 2009)

mount—Mount a PSFS filesystem on the specified servers
mx fs mount --path <path> [--persist] [--activate] [--options
<option,option,...>] <storageDevice> ALL_SERVERS|<server> ...
The --persist argument causes the filesystem to be mounted automatically
whenever the server is rebooted. The --activate argument mounts the filesystem
now. The --path argument specifies the directory mountpoint for the filesystem; if
this mountpoint does not already exist, include the CREATEDIR option to create it.
The mount options are:
• RW/RO
Mount the filesystem read-write or read-only. RW is the default.
• ASYNC/ SYNC
ASYNC, the default, allows either asychronous or synchronous I/O to the
filesystem. SYNC allows only synchronous I/O.
• DEV/ NODEV
Interpret (or do not interpret) character or block special devices on the filesystem.
DEV is the default.
• EXEC/ NOEXEC
Permit (or do not permit) the execution of binaries on the mounted filesystem.
EXEC is the default. NOEXEC can be used on a system that has filesystems con-
taining binaries for other architectures.
• SUID/ NOSUID
Allow (or do not allow) set-user-id bits and set-group-id bits to take effect. SUID
is the default.
• SHARED/ EXCLUSIVE
Either allow all servers having physical access to the filesystem to mount it or allow
only one server. SHARED is the default.
• ORDERED/ UNORDERED
With the ORDERED option, if a metadata operation will allocate user blocks, the
user blocks are written to the filesystem before the metadata is written. With the
UNORDERED option, the writes can occur in either order. ORDERED is the default.
• CREATEDIR
Create the directory mount point.
• localbrlocks
Disable cluster-coherent record locking. This mount option should be used with
extreme caution. When cluster-coherent record lock operations are disabled, the
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