/etc/fstab is referenced each time the system boots. It consists fields like device name, mount point, file system type, fsck order like 0 = ignore, 1=fist, 2-9 = second, and third, etc. After the filesystem is created in /etc/fstab, it's important to use the mount-a to mount the filesystem just created to check for errors.
umount /apps: To unmount the file system
fuser -v /apps: For some reasons you cannot mount a filesystem that has open files, you can display information about the processes using a filesystem.
fuser -km /apps: To kill all actions on a filesystem
mount -o remount,rw / : To mount in a single operation. This is common during recovery operation.
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