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fstypes(4) fstypes(4)
NAME fstypes - name-mapping information for file systems SYNOPSIS #include <sys/fstypent.h> DESCRIPTION /etc/fstypes contains information about file-system types. It can be modified by the system administrator using a text editor. The file is used by commands that need to know the type of a specified file system. It is also used by com- mands to determine the location of file-system-dependent utilities. The /etc/fstypes file consists of lines in the following format: numeric-type name-list [pathname-list] For example:
0 5.2,svfs,s5 /etc/fs/5.2:/etc/fs/svfs
The fields are separated by white space; a # as the first
character indicates a comment. A # after name-list or
path-list indicates that the rest of the line is a comment.
The placeholder numeric-type is the integer type that is
passed to fsmount. See fsmount(2). These are defined in
<sys/mount.h>. The name-list is a comma-separated list of
character strings that describe the file-system type. At
least one of these is defined in <mntent.h>. The pathname-
list is a colon-separated list of pathnames. These path-
names indicate where utility programs associated with the
file-system type reside. If this field is empty, the de-
fault location is /etc/fs/name-list.
The entries in this file are accessed using fstypent, which
reads the next entry from the file and returns a pointer to
a struct fstypent. This structure is defined in
<sys/fstypent>as:
struct fstypent { int fstype; char **typelist; char *pathlist; }; FILES /etc/fstypes SEE ALSO getmntent(3), fstypent(3), fs(4), fstab(4). April, 1990 1



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2 April, 1990

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