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title: "How to see the list of mounted devices on Linux?"  
description: "How to see the list of mounted devices on Linux?"  
author: "Mukul Goenka"  
published: 2022-04-15  
canonical: https://answers.mindstick.com/qa/96835/how-to-see-the-list-of-mounted-devices-on-linux  
category: "troubleshooting"  
tags: ["troubleshooting", "linux"]  
reading_time: 1 minute  

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# How to see the list of mounted devices on Linux?

How to see the list of mounted [devices](https://www.mindstick.com/news/2581/android-and-google-nest-devices-can-now-communicate-with-matter) on Linux?

## Answers

### Answer by Hitesh Vohra

- Th**e 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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