How to use blkid Command to Display File System in Linux In Linux
The blkid command provides information about block devices. To focus on file system types, run:
blkid
This command provides a comprehensive list of block devices along with their associated file system types and UUIDs.
/dev/sda1: UUID="abcdefgh-1234-5678-91011-abcde1234" TYPE="ext4"
Display File System Type in Linux
Understanding the file system type on a Linux system is crucial for efficient management and troubleshooting. Different file systems serve various purposes, and identifying them provides insights into storage devices and their capabilities. This article explores various methods to display the file system type in Linux, providing detailed explanations and examples.
Table of Content
- Using df Command to Display File System in Linux
- Using lsblk Command to Display File System in Linux
- Using blkid Command to Display File System in Linux
- Examining /etc/fstab File
- Checking /proc/mounts File
- Using findmnt Command to Display File System in Linux
- How to Display File System Type in Linux – FAQs