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pvs: Suppress heading line.
$ pvs --noheadings
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The command "pvs --noheadings" is used to display logical volumes (LVs) on Linux systems without column headings.
Explanation:
- "pvs" stands for "Physical Volume(s)." It is a command-line utility used to display information about physical volumes, which are storage devices like hard disks or solid-state drives.
- "--noheadings" is an option that can be used with the "pvs" command to remove the default column headings from the output. By default, "pvs" displays column headings such as "PV", "VG", "Fmt", "Attr", "PSize", "PFree", "UUID", etc. However, when "--noheadings" is used, only the actual data or values are displayed without any column names.
By executing the "pvs --noheadings" command, you will see only the raw data or information about the physical volumes without any column headings.
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