lsblk:tldr:97ca5
lsblk: Output info about block-device topology.
$ lsblk -t
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The lsblk command is used in Linux systems to list information about available block devices, such as hard drives and partition details.
When used with the -t option, the lsblk -t command displays additional information about the device tree structure. It provides an organized view of block devices, their relationships, and their attributes.
The output shows the device name, its type (disk, partition, or loopback), the mount point if applicable, and various other details like the size, model, and filesystem type. This information can be helpful in understanding the storage devices connected to the system and their configuration.
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