Command mount
List mounted volumes or mount an MKS2 volume.
Synopsis
mount [device mountpoint]Ordinary invocation: foreground child, PID 3; the shell waits. Not an allowed pipe producer.
Parameters
| Parameter | Meaning |
|---|---|
device | One of the registered /dev block-device names. |
mountpoint | The fixed mountpoint paired with that device; both arguments are required together. |
Description
Without arguments, lists mounted paths and their RO/RW state. With two arguments, explicitly reads and validates the MKS2 header and metadata and sets that device’s mount bit.
The boot cartridge is registered as mounted and read-only at startup, with its filesystem inside the final 8 KiB of the 32 KiB ROM. Its metadata is read when needed. SMP1 data is mounted explicitly.
The stock BASIC format is not MKS2. A readable stock cartridge can therefore fail MOUNT while passing bus or ROM-switching diagnostics. Mounting never formats or imports it.
Examples
mount
mount /dev/smp1 /mnt/smp1Limits and side effects
- Fixed pairs only: smp0→/mnt/smp0, smp1→/mnt/smp1, fd0→/mnt/fd0, cf0→/mnt/cf0. The last two drivers are absent. No mount options or arbitrary mountpoints.
Status and diagnostics
Success is status 0. Relevant status codes: 1, 3, 4, 8, 14, 15, 17. See the diagnostic reference.
See also
umount · mkfs · devices · romtest · Shell syntax