22 Aug
2016
22 Aug
'16
9:53 a.m.
On 16 Aug 18:01, Chris Green wrote:
Once upon a time you could use the command 'mount' to see what filesystems were mounted but it has now got so cluttered with 'virtual' filesystems that it's pretty useless.
What's an easy way of seeing what actual, data containing, useful filesystems are mounted? I.e. the physical disks and the NFS ones.
Wellllll, for physical only, lsblk -f may be much nicer output for you...
For nfs too, then...
mount -t ext2,ext3,ext4,xfs,btrfs,vfat,nfs,smbfs
Should fairly much get you everything.
Cheers,
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Brett Parker