In the Solaris operating system, mount and unmount operations are used to attach and detach file systems from the system's directory hierarchy. Here's how to perform these operations:
After the simulation has finished loading, click the Start Simulation button to begin your exploration of mounting and unmounting using Solaris.
![Answer File 1](images/solaris-mount1.gif)
1) Initial Prompt
![Answer File 2](images/solaris-mount2.gif)
2) volcheck -v /dev/diskette0
![Answer File 3](images/solaris-mount3.gif)
3) /dev/diskette0 has media
![Answer File 4](images/solaris-mount4.gif)
4) cd /floppy/floppy0
![Answer File 5](images/solaris-mount5.gif)
5) eject: /floppy: device is busy
![Answer File 6](images/solaris-mount6.gif)
6) /usr/sbin/fuser -u /floppy/floppy0
![Answer File 7](images/solaris-mount7.gif)
7) ls -l /floppy/floppy0
![Answer File 8](images/solaris-mount8.gif)
8) eject /floppy
![Answer File 9](images/solaris-mount9.gif)
9) /floppy/floppy0: 13211c(root)
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