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@@ -4,10 +4,44 @@ I have two 500 GB hard disks both having hammer file system. I want to create a
 
 #Creating the master pfs on Disk 1
 
-The hammer file systems on Disk 1 and Disk2 are mounted according to the following.
+The hammer file systems on Disk 1 and Disk2 are mounted in '/etc/fstab' according to the following.
 
     /dev/ad4s1h             /Backup1        hammer  rw              2       2
     /dev/ad6s1h             /Backup2        hammer  rw              2       2
 
-Go to the hammer file system on Disk 1. We will be creaing a master pfs called 'test'
+Go to the hammer file system on Disk 1. We will be creaing a master pfs called 'test' and will be mounting it using a null mount.
+
+    # pwd
+    /Backup1
+    # mkdir pfs
+     
+    # hammer pfs-master /Backup1/pfs/test
+    Creating PFS #3 succeeded!
+    /Backup1/pfs/test
+    sync-beg-tid=0x0000000000000001
+    sync-end-tid=0x000000013f63be90
+    shared-uuid=b793b798-b3d2-11de-9bef-011617202aa6
+    unique-uuid=b793b7db-b3d2-11de-9bef-011617202aa6
+    label=""
+    prune-min=00:00:00
+    operating as a MASTER
+    snapshots dir for master defaults to <fs>/snapshots
+    # ls pfs
+    test
+
+Now the master pfs 'test' is created. make a note of its 'shared-uuid' because we will need to use that to create the Slave pfs for mirroring.
+You can mount the pfs under the hammer file system on Disk 1 by doing the following.
+
+    # mkdir /Backup1/test
+
+Now Edit '/etc/fstab' to contain the following line.
+
+    /Backup1/pfs/test      /Backup1/test    null    rw              0       0
+
+Now mount the pfs by doing.
+
+    # mount -a
+    # mount |grep test
+    /Backup1/pfs/@@-1:00003 on /Backup1/test (null, local)
+