fsextmount — mounts an Extended File System (ext) volume

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fsextmount is a utility to mount an Extended File System (ext) volume

       fsextmount  is  part  of  the libfsext package.  libfsext is a library to access the Extended File System
       (ext) format

       source is the source file.

       The options are as follows:

       -h      shows this help

       -ooffset
               specify the volume offset in bytes

       -v      verbose output to stderr

       -V      print version

       -Xextended_options
               extended options to pass to sub system

       Errors, verbose and debug output are printed to stderr when verbose output -v is  enabled.   Verbose  and
       debug output are only printed when enabled at compilation.

       None

       # fsextmount /dev/sda1
       fsextmount 20210729

       None

       fsextmount — mounts an Extended File System (ext) volume

fsextinfo(1)

libfsext                                          July 29, 2021                                     fsextmount()

fsextmount [-ooffset] [-hvV] source