- Commonly, mount is a term
used with a Unix / Linux machine where the mount command makes a
directory accessible by attaching a root directory of one file system
to another directory. This makes the other directory or device appear
as a directory or subdirectory of that system.
Additional information about the Unix mount and unmount commands
can be found here.
- Group of files in a file system accessible to a user or group of
users.
- With a Macintosh, mounting refers to when a disc is placed into
a machine.
- To make a hardware device physically accessible.
Also see: Dismount
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