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If there is a partition. e.g /dev/sda1 is there a command that I can use to display all mount points on this particular partition. Any tip would be nice....
  1. 01-27-2010 #1
    amoda123
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    Display mount points on a partition

    If there is a partition. e.g /dev/sda1 is there a command that I can use to display all mount points on this particular partition. Any tip would be nice.
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    What, precisely, do you mean? Do you mean what mount point is used for /dev/sda1, or do you mean what other mount points are on that file system to other devices?
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    Do you mean the mount command?
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    yes mount -l
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