Discuss how you can manually mount a file system.
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You can use the mount command to manually mount a file system. The syntax is:
mount [-t file_system_type] [-o mount_options] device mount_point_directory
Using mount, you can override the default settings in /etc/fstab. For example, entering the following mounts the partition /dev/sda9 to the /space directory:
mount /dev/sda9 /space
You do not usually specify the file system type because it is recognized automatically using magic numbers in the superblock, or simply by trying different file system types. (See man mount for details.)
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