/etc/mnttab - Table of mounted file systems

The file /etc/mnttab contains information about all the file systems mounted on the local computer. This file contains information which is generated by the mount command.

Each line contains the following information; items are separated by any number of blanks and/or tabs:

Format

resource     mountp    fstyp    spec_options    time

resource

Absolute path name of the mounted file system. Remote resources have the form: server:pathname where server is the computer name of the NFS server making the resource available and pathname is the absolute path name of the resource.

mountp

Absolute path name of the mount point.

fstype

File system type.

spec_options

Options as specified for the mount command.

time

Mount time, given in seconds since 1.1.1970

Example

$ cat /etc/mnttab
/dev/root      /            ufs    rw,suid          1686653910
/proc          /proc        proc   rw,              1686653911
/dev/fd        /dev/fd      fdfs   rw               1686653911
/dev/dsk/3     /var         ufs    suid,rw,noquota  1686653911
/dev/dsk/2     /home1       ufs    suid,rw,noquota  1686653911
SINTEST1:/nfs  /nfsclient   ufs    rw               1687246196