FreeBSD Mount /proc File System Command

The /proc file system is a virtual file system in the Linux kernel that provides information about the kernel, processes, and hardware. It is not typically mounted on a FreeBSD system.

If you want to access the /proc file system on a FreeBSD system, you can use the mount command with the -t procfs option to mount the /proc file system.

For example, to mount the /proc file system on the /mnt/proc directory, you can use the following command:

mount -t procfs proc /mnt/proc

This will mount the /proc file system on the /mnt/proc directory.

Note: Make sure to create the /mnt/proc directory before running the mount command.

You can find more information about the mount command and its options in the mount documentation or by running the mount --help command.

To unmount the /proc file system, you can use the umount command with the /mnt/proc directory as the argument. For example:

umount /mnt/proc

This will unmount the /proc file system from the /mnt/proc directory.

You can find more information about the umount command and its options in the umount documentation or by running the umount --help command.

Keep in mind that the /proc file system is a virtual file system, and the information it provides may not be accurate or complete on a FreeBSD system. It is intended for use on Linux systems, and may not work as expected on a FreeBSD system.