find out what file systems supported by kernel?
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Answer / vimal kumar k
cat /proc/filesystems
will show all the file system types that the kernel can
handle currently. Be aware that kernel will load the
necessary modules automatically if it have, for a new file
system type present in a new device you plug into it and
then the output of the above command will vary.
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Answer / srinivas niddapu
# fdisk /dev/hdx
option: t
it will show the supported FS in the kernel
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Answer / ayjaz khan
you can give following commands
#fdisk <disk name>
then press t
this command will show all the file system with code
supported by the current linux kernel.
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