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lsblk

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- lsblk
lsblk:ai:0373c Lists all drives with their types, sizes, and mount points

$ lsblk -o NAME,TYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT

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lsblk:ai:0b3da List all partitions as a JSON string

$ lsblk -J

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lsblk:ai:27166 Check if /dev/sdb1 is mounted and its mountpoint using lsblk command

$ lsblk /dev/sdb1 -o NAME,MOUNTPOINT

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lsblk:ai:2bf9e Lists all hard drive partitions with their filesystem type and mount point

$ lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,MOUNTPOINT -r -J

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lsblk:ai:8b78b Verify the ext4 file system on /dev/sdb1

$ lsblk -f /dev/sdb1

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lsblk:tldr:1490c lsblk: Use ASCII characters for tree formatting.

$ lsblk -i

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lsblk:tldr:28b34 lsblk: Exclude the devices specified by the comma-separated list of major device numbers.

$ lsblk -e ${1,7}

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lsblk:tldr:3e041 lsblk: Display a customized summary using a comma-separated list of columns.

$ lsblk --output ${NAME},${SERIAL},${MODEL},${TRAN},${TYPE},${SIZE},${FSTYPE},${MOUNTPOINT}

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lsblk:tldr:8aa2d lsblk: Print the SIZE column in bytes rather than in a human-readable format.

$ lsblk -b

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lsblk:tldr:918e3 lsblk: Output info about filesystems.

$ lsblk -f

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lsblk:tldr:97ca5 lsblk: Output info about block-device topology.

$ lsblk -t

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lsblk:tldr:9d3de lsblk: List all storage devices in a tree-like format.

$ lsblk

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lsblk:tldr:f46f8 lsblk: Also list empty devices.

$ lsblk -a

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