Search with the source device

To get the output of the specific source device, use the -S with findmnt command.

findmnt -S /dev/sda2

Findmnt – Find all mounted filesystems on Linux

Findmnt is a command-line tool in Linux which lists the all-mounted file system on the system. findmnt searches for the mounted file in t/etc/fstab, /etc/mtab, or /proc/self/mountinf locations. By default, it shows all mounted file systems on the system. This command is preinstalled on the system. This command comes with package util-Linux. Now let see how to use the findmnt tool.

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Listing the file system

To see all file systems mounted on the system, we can simply use the findmnt command:...

Files system in a list format

By default, findmnt shows the output in the form of tree like structure. To get output in the form list, use -l option with the findmnt command:...

Listing the system in df format:

To get the output in the form of df command like output format, use findmnt with option -D or –df. This option will show the output in the form of df format....

fstab output list:

To show the Filesystem information, fetched from the directory  /etc/fstab file and /etc/fstab.d use findmnt command with -s or –fstab options....

Filter out file system:

To get the output of specific file systems types, we can use -t or –types option with findmnt command. To filter multiple file systems, mention file system type separated by comma....

Raw Output:

To get the output in the format in a random fashion use the -r or –raw option with findmnt command....

Search with the source device

To get the output of the specific source device, use the -S with findmnt command....

Search by mount point

To get the output in of specific TARGET or mount point, use the -T or –target option with findmnt command...

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