Lsblk

lsblk lists the block devices that are currently recorded in the sysfs filesystem and/or listed by udev db. If these have not settled, it is a good idea to use 'udevadm settle' before lsblk.

There are a large number of options, controlling output and filtering the desired devices. It is recommended to refer to the man page or the output with the --help option.

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Most (all?) Linux distributions incorporate this from the [util-linux] project.

See Also

• blkid
• df
• findfs
• findmnt
• mount
• udevadm
• systemd-udevd.service

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