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How can you see all mounted drives?
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Answer / suitable
with df -hT command and
with the mount command.
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Answer / shivmohanpatel
we can see all mounted drives
#mount
#df -Th
#df -Th
# fdisk -l
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Answer / shyam kumar panikar
mount -l
through mount command also we can see but not in description
when we are using mount -l it shows what partition mounted
on which directory
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Answer / kkr
#df -h it displays #vi /etc/fstab perminant mounts and also
temporary mounts and sizes in mbs.
#df -k it displays sizes in kbs
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Answer / naresh
mount -l
is the perfect answer, as this commands lists all the
mounted drive / partitions in the system ( temperory or
permenent), here root / user may have mounted / unmounted
some other partitions
fstab gives us the information that which partitions has to
be mounted whenever the system starts.
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