
 DISMOUNT[/qualifier[s]] ddnn: [volumelabel]
	  /PUBLIC
	  /SAVE
	  /[NO]UNLOAD
	  /TERMINAL:ddnn:
	  /ALL

 The DISMOUNT command dismounts a mounted Files-11 volume or a mounted
 foreign volume.

 The volumelabel is optional, but if it is specified, it is checked
 against the label of the volume.
2 DEVICE
#PUBLIC
2 PUBLIC
 DISMOUNT/PUBLIC ddnn: [volumelabel]

 The /PUBLIC qualifier causes all users to be dismounted from a volume.
 In this way, a privileged user can physically dismount a volume no
 matter who has it mounted.

 Only a privileged user can use the /PUBLIC qualifier.
2 NOUNLOAD
#UNLOAD
2 SAVE

 DISMOUNT/SAVE ddnn: [volumelabel]

 The /SAVE qualifier specifies that the volume is to remain spinning in
 the drive, but can be accessed for either read or write by privileged
 tasks.

 Only a privileged user can use the /SAVE qualifier.
2 UNLOAD

 DISMOUNT/UNLOAD ddnn: [volumelabel]
 DISMOUNT/NOUNLOAD ddnn: [volumelabel]

 The /UNLOAD qualifier specifies that the disk is to be spun down
 after the dismount. This is the default for mounted Files-11 volumes.

 The /NOUNLOAD qualifier specifies that the disk is to remain
 spinning after the dismount. This is the default for mounted foreign 
 volumes.
2 TERMINAL

 DISMOUNT/TERMINAL:ttnn: ddnn: [volumelabel]

 The /TERMINAL qualifier allows you to dismount a volume from another
 terminal.

 Only a privileged user can use the /TERMINAL qualifier.
2 USER
#ALL
2 ALL
 DISMOUNT/ALL

 The /ALL qualifier specifies that you be dismounted from all volumes
 you have mounted from the current terminal.
