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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/books/admin_guide/07-file-systems.md
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| Option | Description |
|--------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `-n` | Sets mount without writing to `/etc/mtab`. |
| `-t` | Indicates the type of file system to use. |
| `-n` | Sets mount without writing to `/etc/mtab`. |
| `-t` | Indicates the type of file system to use. |
| `-a` | Mounts all filesystems mentioned in `/etc/fstab`. |
| `-r` | Mounts the file system read-only (equivalent to `-o ro`). |
| `-w` | Mounts the file system read/write, by default (equivalent `-o rw`). |
| `-o` | Argument followed by a comma-separated list of options (`remount`, `ro`, ...). |
| `-o opts` | The opts argument is a comma-separated list (`remount`, `ro`, ...). |

!!! Note

The `mount` command alone displays all mounted file systems.
The `mount` command alone displays all mounted file systems. If the mount parameter is `-o defaults`, it means that it is equivalent to `-o rw,suid,dev,exec,auto,nouser,async` and these parameters are independent of the file system. If you need to browse special mount options related to the file system, please read the "Mount options FS-TYPE" section in `man 8 mount` (FS-TYPE is replaced with the corresponding file system, such as ntfs, vfat, ufs, etc.)

#### `umount` command

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