• The findmnt command is a simple command-line utility that displays a list of currently mounted file systems and searches /etc/fstab, /etc/mtab, and /proc/self/mountinfo for a file system.
• Type the following at a shell prompt to see a list of presently mounted file systems.
• #findmnt
• For each filesystem, it shows the target mount point (TARGET), the source device (SOURCE), the file system type (FSTYPE), and the applicable mount settings (OPTIONS).
• The findmnt command displays file systems in a tree-like style by default. Use the -l option to display the information as a regular list, as displayed.
• findmnt -l

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